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Tag Archives: coaching supervision
Ethics in Action: What Executive & Life Coaches need to think about!
We last spoke about why coaches need to bring conversations about ethics to the front burner; in particular we spoke about boundary management. So, what does ethics in action look like? Clients can develop an unconscious wish for their coach … Continue reading
Boundary Crossings and Boundary Violations in the Coaching Alliance
Ethics and ethical practice is not a topic that is discussed in-depth and length amongst coaches. Because the coaching profession is not (yet??) regulated by governmental and professional bodies, there is little pressure – or fear – for coaches to … Continue reading
Want to increase your effectiveness as a Coach? Focus on SELF-CARE!
As coaches we work with our clients to help them through seasons of anxiety or emotional tsunamis. However, self-care is often not on own our agenda. We fool ourselves in thinking that just because we are able to help others … Continue reading
Why do people snap? Say hurtful things? React in ways that don’t seem appropriate?
Well, some are just mean or toxic! Snapping, saying hurtful things or reacting with strong emotions can damage relationships at work and at home. Given the stress levels that many operate under, it seems that people tend to lose their … Continue reading
Our Core Defect Story
Most of us – and many of our clients too – have a core defect story. This is the story that we tell ourselves to help us deal with the emotional pain in our life. This story about our suffering … Continue reading
Do you want to be a Transformational Coach?
Transformational Coaching happens when a successful COACH is able to move her/his beliefs, values, learning and behaviours beyond their existing practice zone. They need to examine closely how they are interacting with their clients; be alert to what transference or … Continue reading
Using AAR (After Action Review) in Leadership Reflection and Coaching Supervision
Carroll (2009) talks about how one can use AAR in coaching supervision or in leadership reflection (coaching). The AAR is a learning methodology devised by the American military as a way of learning from doing. The method and experience is … Continue reading
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