A round up of the latest news and events to happen in the coaching and mentoring community. You can search the Coaching at Work archives by using the search box on the left.
Tatiana Bachkirova presents on developmental coaching at the British Psychological Society’s Second European Coaching Psychology Conference. By Jennifer Liston-Smith Oxford
Coaches working with business to bring about organisational change and development could do well to introduce arts and culture into their interventions, suggests research
People development business Inspiring Potential has launched 24/7 phone coaching for busy executives. The service, Inspiring Potential Now!, is staffed all year round by International
Coaches in the US and Canada have seen their earnings take a dive of up to 14 per cent, suggests research. Income was down 8 per cent for coaches with less than three years’
The Hull Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership (CDRP) has launched a trailblazing coaching and mentoring project to tackle the problem of short-term prisoners re-offending. The
ICF Prism Awards 2009 Glass replacement and installation expert Solaglas has won an award for a coaching initiative for frontline managers that reaped a 490 per cent return
British Psychological Society’s Division of Occupational Psychology annual conference, Brighton, 13-16 January 2010 Selection coaching accelerates diversity, according to
Annual International ICF conference, Orlando, Florida, 3-5December 2009 More than 1,200 coaches from around the globe gathered at the ICF’s international conference. The
2nd european coaching psychology conference, sponsored by the BPS SGCP, egham, 5-16 december 2009 Is coaching a person on retirement the same in 2010 as it was in 1980 or
We’re building a solid international presence online on various social media platforms – here’s a taster of what’s being said and thought. Should coaching be regulated? More