In this episode, guest Katherine Long draws on the work of Carol Dweck and the power of ‘not yet’. She is a strong advocate of how a coach might a work with this concept and explains how she has found success using this. Katherine touches on 'Theory U', embodiment and somatics, whilst sharing how her background informed her awareness of cross-cultural perspectives and systems thinking. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and grow ..read more

This episode explores the use of creative techniques in coaching, why you might choose them and how to get creative benefits to bring to your coachees. Auriel and Dave discuss themes of change, creativity, and identity. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and growth through training, qualifications, conferences, CPD events and our community of practice. Find out more: https://www.southwales.ac.uk/business-services/professional-development ..read more

In this episode we talk Coach Tech and the growth of large-scale digital coaching providers.  Our guest Sam Isaacson explains how the technology allows coaches to work across time zones, different markets, which has ultimately led to a huge disruption in global coaching. He also talks about the role of artificial intelligence in psychometric assessments and coaching conversations.  Sam discusses his work on developing the coaching apprenticeship standards and the impact is has had on the industry and internal organisational coaches. He explains how this work has driven a coaching cul ..read more

‘Are you Listening or Just Waiting to Speak?’ - Building and honing our listening skills are important for coaches to evolve individually and collectively.  In this episode Jane Adshead-Grant discusses the reasons as to why we may not excel in listening, how we interrupt others and ourselves. She discusses being uncomfortable with silence and what she means when talking about ‘generative listening’ and giving our intention to listening to create a thinking environment for our finest independent thinking. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University ..read more

Our guest this episode is Jenny Rogers. Jenny Rogers is one of the UK’s most experienced executive coaches with 30 years of successful experience. She won the Henley Business School Award in 2019 for Outstanding Contribution to Coaching.  Her clients include Chief Executives and Directors of some of the UK’s best-known organisations. In this episode we talk about the evolution of coaching and how coaches might equip themselves for the future. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and ..read more

Our guest in this episode Tess Cope, leadership and systemic coach, author and founder of the Transformation Agency. Tess works internationally with organisations seeking to develop their leaders and transform their systems.  She is author of the highly rated book ‘Harness: a systemic approach guaranteed to revolutionize your coaching’ and incorporates her love of horses into coaching. In this episode we take a deep dive into systemic coaching. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching ..read more

In this episode we're joined by David Clutterbuck. David is the co-founder of EMCC and introduced supported mentoring to Europe in the early 1980’s. he is the author of 70 books on coaching, mentoring leadership and management and leads a global network of mentoring experts and trainers. Our focus in this episode is on mentoring, its evolution and the vision for the future. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and growth through training ..read more

Our guest in episode 4 is Marie Edwards. Marie is Learning and OD Manager at Swansea Bay Health Board. She is also a PhD student of Coaching Psychology. We talk about creating a resilient workforce and discuss the considerations for our leaders. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and growth through training, qualifications, conferences, CPD events and our community of practice. Find out more: https://www.southwales.ac.uk/business-servic ..read more

Our guest in this episode  is Christian van Nieuwerburgh. Christian is Professor of Coaching and Positive Psychology at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and Global Director of Growth Coaching International.  He has taught coaching and positive psychology at a number of universities and has delivered workshops, seminars and keynote addresses at conferences globally. He is a well-published author in the fields of coaching and positive psychology having written numerous books, chapters and journal articles. We talk about the importance of wellbeing, particularly at this time ..read more

In this episode we're joined by Darren Stevens. Darren is the founder of CogniLibro and developer of Constructed Development Theory. Darren uses these new psychological ideas to develop teams and individuals. We talk about his Coaching 2.0 framework, which focuses on the 'self' rather than the problem. This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and growth through training, qualifications, conferences, CPD events and our community of practice ..read more