Catalyst 14 Blog
Below you’ll find some articles on coaching, mindfulness and personal leadership from Catalyst 14. You’ll also find links to some other resources at the bottom of this page. Enjoy!
More and more, our coaching clients come to us in a state of overwhelm. In this post, we explain our approach to supporting them.
Misunderstandings and disconnections, known as “ruptures,” are almost inevitable in coaching. In this post we discuss how they can be used to enhance the coaching relationship.
In this post we discuss how coaches can avoid the negative impact of dual relationships.
To support you in the run up to Christmas, here are our recommendations for some mindful activities that you can build into your day.
In this post, we discuss the concept of burnout and explore the key ways that you can avoid it.
In this post we discuss how embracing impermanence can lead to coaches developing greater resilience and peace of mind.
In this post we look at the concept of ‘following your bliss’: listening to your heart, your truth and trusting the deep impulse within you to live a life that truly makes you feel alive.
In this post, Tracy May explores one of the most pressing questions that needs to be answered in the COVID-19 era: ‘’What is the task of leadership?’’
If the first week of lockdown has been a bit of a struggle, this post is for you: it discusses what you could have been experiencing — and what could make the next few weeks a bit better.
More and more, our coaching clients come to us in a state of overwhelm. In this post, we explain our approach to supporting them.
Misunderstandings and disconnections, known as “ruptures,” are almost inevitable in coaching. In this post we discuss how they can be used to enhance the coaching relationship.
In this post we discuss how coaches can avoid the negative impact of dual relationships.
To support you in the run up to Christmas, here are our recommendations for some mindful activities that you can build into your day.
In this post, we highlight how professional coaches can evaluate and improve their coaching practice over time.
In this post, we discuss the concept of burnout and explore the key ways that you can avoid it.
Many are familiar with the “fight, flight and freeze” reactive patterns, but there’s also the “fawn” response to consider. In this post, we shed light on its origins and implications.
In this post we discuss how the Japanese concept of Kaizen can support and improve your coaching work.
As summer arrives, we share a number of our favourite CPD resources that we have created over the past few months. These aim to resource and support you within your coaching practice.