
Fancy a coffee? Why taking an hour out on World Mental Health Day is a good idea.
In 1993, the American psychologist James Hillman published a book called “We’ve had a hundred years of psychotherapy and the...
In 1993, the American psychologist James Hillman published a book called “We’ve had a hundred years of psychotherapy and the...
At Roffey Park, we start most development programmes and workshops by a process of so-called “checking-in”: the invitation to participants to speak...
A friend of mine was recently negotiating flexible working hours in a new senior leadership position. While we were sharing...
Arguably, this is the most controversial coaching blog that I have yet written… The potential controversy lies in the fundamental...
How do we, as coaches, approach diversity? I’m sure that many of us hold a firm belief that this is...
Virtually all coach training emphasises – with good reason – the importance of listening skills. Paying attention to what’s being...
Recently, I’ve read a 20-year-old book with the catchy title: We’ve had a Hundred Years of Psychotherapy, and the World’s Getting...
Much is written about these days (and not a moment too soon!) about empathy and compassion, and their place in...
The most transformational coaching workshop I’ve ever attended started with the facilitator (Sir John Whitmore) writing these words on the...
Boundaries. One of the first words you hear in coach training, usually accompanied with an overlapping Venn diagram consisting of...