Listen to the podcast series here

It’s basically just Clare and Steve having a chat, swapping anecdotes and lifting the lid on key questions that might exist for coaches who are yet to explore supervision or who don’t feel they get value from being in supervision. Questions such as…

• How is supervision differentLi to coaching?
• Group supervision, mentor coaching, 1-2-1, peer supervision – which do I choose?
• What should I take to supervision?
• Am I resourced enough to coach?
• Can I talk about my business with my supervisor?
• Am I in a rut as a coach?
• How do I move my client forward?
• Am I leading my client?
• Is the goal everything?

… and much much more.

Join them on their weekly exploration of coaching supervision as we set out to tell some truths and lift the lid on supervision.

Listen to the podcast series here

You can reach them directly at:

Clare Norman – clare@clarenormancoachingassociates.com

Steve Ridgley – steve@idcoach.co.uk

The post Lifting the Lid on Coaching Supervision – Podcast appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/what-is-the-purpose-of-a-video-blog-and-a-podcast/id1468660470?i=1000544834939

The post The purpose of a video, blog and a podcast appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

Listen in to this episode if you are interested in how coaching can support transitions, specifically onboarding and a successful first 90 days in a new role.

https://the-coaching-question.captivate.fm

The post How does onboarding coaching work and why is 1st 90 days coaching important? appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

Over the past 12 months, I have been thinking about doing a podcast to help people develop. Whilst this might be a thing for the future, it is not something I have time for now, so I thought I would share my thoughts on how you can make a fantastic podcast.

A few thoughts about Podcasting

The post A few thoughts about Podcasting appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

I want there to be more coaching conversations happening in the world as the more there are, the better I believe the world will be. So when my co-host Sarah and I were talking and we reflected that there didn’t seem to be any podcasts out there designed to help the people who actually use and commission coaching, it only seemed sensible to start one!

Our first season has covered topics like how to go about selecting an executive coach, how maternity coaching benefits returning parents and organisations, coaching around stress and mental health and why team coaching is needed more than ever in today’s world.

You can sample our podcast here or on Apple Podcasts 

Gregor Findlay and Sarah Turner are both experience executive coaches. Gregor tends to specialise in working with senior leadership teams in business and Sarah’s passion is maternity coaching where she helps mothers (and fathers!) return to work. Both want there to be more coaching conversations happening in organisations so set the podcast up for this purpose be you in HR, a leader interested in using coaching more or a coach yourself.

The post The Coaching Question Podcast appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

Gillian is an experienced business leader, facilitator and coach who helps individual leaders and groups to amplify their natural strengths as well as transform limitations or barriers to achieve personal, professional and business success. She is also one of the newest members of the Remarkable board.

You can find out more about Gillian at her website https://www.reframes.co.uk/

Watch the podcast here…

The post Imposter syndrome appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

Click here to access the podcast episode. 

The post “Working from home in a crisis” appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.

They look at both why business travel can be bad for us and what we can do about it. Rachel’s research has identified the various ways business travellers’ perspectives and behaviour can change while away from home, leading them to engage in activities that can pose a risk to their wellbeing.

This ranges from the amount and type of food and drink they consume, to the kinds of transport and personal safety decisions they make. In short, frequent business travellers can put themselves at risk on a number of levels.

You can listen to this episode via the embedded player below. Full shownotes and links to the resources we mentioned can be found here.

‘My Pocket Psych’ is brought to you by WorkLifePsych. If you’ve enjoyed this episode, why not subscribe via iTunes, Google or Spotify. An archive of our episodes and all the resources we discuss can be found here.

The post Surviving Business Travel appeared first on Trusted Coach Directory.