Category: Neuroscience

Coaching Chemistry ~ Determining a client’s readiness for coaching

We are pleased to share an article entitled “Coaching Chemistry ~ Determining a client’s readiness for coaching” written by Jeremy Lewis . It is common practice to hold ‘chemistry’ sessions to assess the match between coach and their prospective client. Chemistry sessions represent a high stress point for coaches, especially for those who are new […]

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Taking Accountability: Encouraging collective responsibility for the future of the coaching profession

We are pleased to share an article entitled “Taking Accountability: Encouraging collective responsibility for the future of the coaching profession” written by Charlotte Saulny. One of the most tangible examples I have seen of the power of coaching was revealed during a coaching experiment I completed for a large hospitality chain. We identified 100 General […]

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Follow the Yellow Brick Road ~ Using Tactics to Deepen Awareness, Promote Reflective Practice and Increase Coaching Engagement

We are pleased to share an article entitled “Follow the Yellow Brick Road~ Using Tactics to Deepen Awareness, Promote Reflective Practice and Increase Coaching Engagement ” written by Debra Kasowski. As a coach, I consider the powerful questions I ask to be the quest.  A quest is a journey toward a specific goal or destination. […]

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Sex, Sexuality & Gender ~ Uncomfortable to talk about, but useful for all coaches

We are pleased to share an article entitled “Sex, Sexuality &Gender ~ Uncomfortable to talk about but useful for all coaches” written by Matthew Bennett. Julie fidgeted in her chair while she considered her answer to her coach’s question. This was the moment that could make or break their professional relationship. She’d been avoiding discussing […]

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