Are you interested in experiencing a ‘Clean Language’ approach to supervision? Hosted by the International Centre for Reflective Practice and led by Lynne Cooper, this new online coaching supervision group could be for you! Within the work of the group we will use Clean Language questions and explore metaphors and symbols, in addition to psychological…
We have all been in meetings where we didn’t feel engaged. Maybe we weren’t listened to, or quite possibly didn’t even know why we were there. Time and again I hear people bemoan the fact that their meetings are not productive. The questions that form the Five-Minute Coach are all useful in everyday situations. Meetings…
Have you ever had an instant, strong negative reaction to something someone has said or done? Did you stay cool, calm and rational and communicate accordingly? Or might you have said something in the moment that you later regretted? Most people can be triggered from time to time. It’s a reaction that is instant, all…
A workshop for coaches: 13th December 2017, Richmond, London Utilising the physical environment in which coaching takes place can have a transformative effect on coaching outcomes. This practical one-day workshop is designed for coaches who wish to enhance their coaching mastery by integrating the use of space and movement into their practice using approaches based…
So often in life when conversations come to a halt, people hold a tension around the resulting silence. The discomfort can compel us to speak, even when there is little to say. In many discussions, such silences never even appear, as the protagonists are so busy competing to get their points across that one person’s…
Fast to learn and easy to use, the Five-Minute Coach is a powerful coaching tool for busy managers and coaches. Delegates will develop: New skills to support others to get results – and fast! A very effective coaching approach that uncovers blockages to success. A method of moving from problem thinking to an outcome…
Do you ever find it difficult to get your opinion truly heard, or your ideas taken seriously? Whether one-to-one, in group meetings or even when making a presentation, would you like to have more influence? When you have an important contribution to make, pay attention not only to what you say but how you say it. Try…
In many sectors career paths are not as clear as they once were. Organisations are flatter and the number of positions between division heads and CEOs has declined by 25%*. The route to the top is no longer likely to be a direct one. For Millennials it’s more a case of ascending a long spiral…
The next NLP International Conference is to be held at Heathrow from 28-30 April 2017 and with a great line up of speakers including experts from around the world it’s looking to be yet another powerful learning event. Wendy and Lynne are delighted to be presenting a session: Coaching for Transformation – Powerful Techniques for…
Whether giving a performance review or just letting someone know how something they are doing is affecting you, giving feedback is important. Of course, telling somebody that you think they have done something really well is usually not so hard. When it’s something that is hampering their performance, or impacting adversely on you or others, you need…