We recently published an article entitled “Unlearning ~ The key to mentor coaching” written by Clare Norman. “Transformation is often more about un-learning than learning,” wrote Richard Rohr. If you believe that to be the case, as I do, what does it mean for us as coaches? What do we need to unlearn in order […]
We recently published an article entitled “Reflecting on Reflection ~ The journey to coaching maturity” written by Kerry Woodcock, PhD, CPCC, ORSCC, PCC, ACTC, EMCC-SP; Larissa Thurlow PCC, ACTC, ITCA, EMCC-SP, ESIA, CEC, ORCC; & Sherry Matheson CPCC, ORSCC, PCC, ACTC. Are some coaches more mature than others? And how have you matured […]
The Evolution of Coaching Super-Vision We recently published an article entitled “The Evolution of Coaching Super-Vision” written by Damian Goldvarg, MCC, ESIA As professional coaching has continued to grow in popularity worldwide, coaching supervision has gained a significant role and acceptance in the last few years. The development of coaching supervision started in Europe (UK, […]
Hindsight With Foresight Brings Insight We recently published an article in our Final Say column written by Kate Michels entitled “Hindsight With Foresight Brings Insight.” The general population thinks hindsight is better than foresight because it comes with certainty. Through hindsight, we are able to know exactly what mistakes we made. However, professional coaches […]
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It is with great pride that we present to you our issue Team & Group Coaching in an Evolving World A note from Garry, Publisher It’s hard to believe we are coming to the tail end of our 20th anniversary of publishing the coaching profession’s only unbiased, independent, globally distributed magazine. Indeed, we have been […]
