by Helen Leathers | Dec 20, 2024 | challenges in coaching
Is it ever okay to ask a closed question? The short answer is No. But let’s discuss it further and find out more. As this question demonstrates, if you ask a closed question, there is a good chance you’re just going to get a yes or no answer. The definition of a...
by Helen Leathers | Nov 15, 2024 | challenges in coaching
We have previously talked about personality preferences and how different personality types might come to coaching. In this article, we are sharing some thoughts on the personalities of the doctors that come to our courses, and the challenges they face, maybe as a...
by Helen Leathers | Oct 14, 2024 | challenges in coaching
As coaches we are having conversations that matter, and discussing topics that are important to our coachees. With any conversations of importance, thought is required around how we hold that space for our coachees and how we show up as coaches. Coaching is an...
by Helen Leathers | Aug 23, 2024 | challenges in coaching
In this article we will be exploring. what coaching supervision is and why you might want to engage with it as a coach? What do we mean when we talk about supervision and coaching? Coaching supervision is a bit like coaching in that it’s a protected and formal...
by Helen Leathers | Jul 5, 2024 | challenges in coaching
As well as being one of our programme tutors, Helen Leathers is an accredited coach with the Association for Coaching and is one of their panel of assessors for the accreditation process. What Is Coaching Accreditation? There are two types of accreditation in the...
by Helen Leathers | May 30, 2024 | challenges in coaching
Prefer to listen? This blog post forms the basis of a podcast on our new coaching model, which you can listen to here. Pricing is one of those tricky topics especially for new coaches. This is because, apart from their own confidence, there is a really broad range of...
