The origin of the term “integrative” in a psychotherapeutic (and by extrapolation, coaching) context
It seems that the term, integrative, is being very wildly thrown around by a number of coaching practitioners who draw on a number of different […]
It seems that the term, integrative, is being very wildly thrown around by a number of coaching practitioners who draw on a number of different […]
I’ve only once been heckled. It was at an international conference that I was trying to chair and a very senior UK politician got a […]
In a remarkable bit of succession planning, Prince William is to attend a bespoke agriculture course at the University of Cambridge to prepare him for […]
I am forever, it seems, banging on about how important it is to be visible, whether you expect to get a new job, help with […]
This is Anti-Bullying Week. Although I often encounter it, this probably wouldn’t have hit my radar if it wasn’t because I’m teaching some relatively young […]
Coaching Understood – A pragmatic inquiry into the coaching process Elaine Cox Sage 2013 ISBN 978-0-85702-826-6 £24.99 Coaching is an extraordinarily diverse field. Aside from […]
One of my original guides – produced to accompany a talk that I often used to be called on to give to senior executive gatherings […]
Sometimes, I get a little worried by the language used to describe the processes we use as managers and leaders. The concept of an organisation […]
Every few days I go through my LinkedIn “Who’s seen your profile” list. Anyone who has visited, and has not connected with me, gets a […]
Elisabeth Loftus is a highly respected psychologist. Her work on false memories wins no votes! Psychotherapists are fearful of her because they think she will […]