It’s hard for coaches to harm their clients. We should worry more about what we can learn from therapy, said executive coach Jenny Rogers.
“There is lots of therapy in coaching and lots of coaching is like therapy. We should stop searching for the non-existent boundary – it’s grey,” said Rogers.
“If I really believe that [...]
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