Coaching

Rupture

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.

Dual relationship

In this post we discuss how coaches can avoid the negative impact of dual relationships.

Coaching evaluation image (a picture of a question mark)

In this post, we highlight how professional coaches can evaluate and improve their coaching practice over time.

Burnout (image of some burnt matches)

In this post, we discuss the concept of burnout and explore the key ways that you can avoid it.

Fawn

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.

Image of a sunflower accompanying a post about a Kaizen approach to coaching

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.

Image of some books accompanying a blog post about knowledge vs learning in coaching.

In this post we revisit coaching fundamentals and look at why coaching practice can be as important as coaching knowledge.

Wonder

In this post, we explore how a sense of wonder can help invite new thinking and new ideas.