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Zoom-based GROW coaching intervention for improving subjective well-being in a sample of school administrators: A randomized control trial

Cornelius O. Okorie · Francisca Ngozi Ogba · Benjamin A. Amujiri · Felix M. Nwankwo · Theresa Olunwa Oforka · Ntasiobi C. N. Igu +13 more

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Coaching Methods and Impact Psychological Well-being and Life Satisfaction Psychology, Coaching, and Therapy

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Poor subjective well-being is a risk factor for poor health; and threatens school administrators' leadership roles and overall occupational and personal outcomes. Online digital care and coaching such as Zoom-delivered GROW (Z-GROW) coaching may be an invaluable approach to building resilience and improving well-being. This study investigated the effectiveness of the Z-GROW coaching model in enhancing self-reported well-being in a sample of school administrators in South-East Nigeria. A randomized control trial was conducted with a sample of 109 school administrators who met the inclusion criteria. Participants were allocated into Z-GROW (N = 55) and waitlist control (N = 54) groups. A 2-hour Z-GROW programme was delivered to the Z-GROW intervention group weekly for 9 weeks. Subjective well-being was measured using the Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS), the Scale of Positive and Negative Experience (SPANE), and the Flourishing Scale (FS). Data were collected on three occasions: pre-intervention, post-intervention, and follow-up using the same measures. All data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics. The presentation of data was supported by figures and charts. Results revealed that school administrators' three dimensions of subjective well-being significantly improved following the Z-GROW intervention. It was further shown that the improved state of participants was sustained through a 3-monthfollow-up assessment. Based on the findings, it can be concluded that intervention using GROW coaching in the zoom platform improves the self-reported well-being of school administrators. The outcomes of this study present the Z-GROW model as a viable intervention for subjective well-being and other mental health conditions among school administrators. Through the Z-GROW model, employees can access occupational health coaching from the comfort of their homes.

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