The Doctors’ Coaching Blog
Here we share our thoughts on how doctors can utilise coaching to support those around them, from clients to patients, from mentees to trainees; from patients to colleagues; and from colleagues to family and friends. Well executed coaching skills have the ability to transform any conversation into an opportunity to generate new ideas and, from there, to transform relationships into more balanced and empowering thinking partnerships.
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Read our Articles About Coaching:
Transactional Analysis In Coaching
Prefer to listen? This blog post forms the basis of our podcast on Transactional analysis, which...
Why Do People Have Coaching?
There are all different types of coach, and many reasons that people choose to work with one, find out more about why people have coaching, and how transformational coaching could be the most powerful
Can You Really Offer Accountability As A Coach?
What is accountability and can you ever really offer it as a coach? As transformational coaches, here’s what we think
The PERMA Model In The Coaching Room
Positive psychology is a relatively new area of psychology which has many parallels with coaching. Find out more about how you could use some of the proven interventions with your coaching clients
Positive Psychology In Coaching
Positive psychology is a relatively new area of psychology which has many parallels with coaching. Find out more about how you could use some of the proven interventions with your coaching clients
The Telegram Model™️ Of Resilience
Find out more about Tom Dillon’s TELEGRAM™️ model of resilience from his research in to what resilience is, and what makes people…
Understanding Conflict Styles
What Is Conflict? Conflict is quite a provocative word and can easily bring to mind physical...
Transtheoretical Model Of Change
What Is The Transtheoretical Model of Change? The transtheoretical model of change (TMC), which...
Cognitive Behavioural Coaching
This article gives a brief introduction to Cognitive Behavioural Coaching (CBC) and how it could help your coaching clients