A broader vision for leadership coaching from #CoachFest 2021
Debrief from the excellent 3 day #CoachFest, helping coaches engage with Climate Change, Wellbeing & Spirituality – a Transpersonal vision.
Tag: leadership coaching
April 6, 2021
Why Psychosynthesis Leadership Coaching is needed
Book review of “Psychosynthesis Leadership Coaching” by Aubyn Howard. How it can help leaders & coaches choose a way of being that is needed.
How Gestalt Coaching can help leaders change without changing
How Gestalt Coaching can help leaders navigate change without changing who they are. A book review of “The Fertile Void” by John Leary-Joyce.
How are you growing from the critical moments in executive coaching?
What are critical moments for coaches, mentors & our clients? How do they help? A great book from Erik de Haan helps us explore the research.
Could Very Brief Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (VBCBC) help you?
Could Very Brief Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (VBCBC) help you as a coach or leader? A review of a book from Windy Dryden to help you find your answer.
Achieving Impact as part of the coaching community at WCC2020 (part 2)
Welsh Coaching Conference 2020 – part 2 of all I learnt from the coaching community, including new ideas from Christian van Nieuwerburgh & Mary Hughes.
Achieving impact via the Welsh Coaching Conference 2020 (part 1)
Debrief from the Welsh Coaching Conference 2020. The best coaching event in the UK. Part 1 shares lessons from Erik de Haan, Kevin Watson & Ty Francis.
Narrative Coaching: helping your clients’ stories to come to life
How to read “Narrative Coaching” by David Drake. How this magnus opus can really help leadership coaches work with their clients at a deeper level.
Human dimensions in coaching at Welsh Coaching Conference 2019
Debrief from “Human Dimensions”, the Welsh Coaching Conference 2019, now the largest coaching conference in Europe, discover how coaches can benefit.
What is coaching & should it matter to you at a time like this?
An article comparing and contrasting executive coaching with mentoring and counselling. Paul Laughlin also warns against the claims of some NLP coaches.