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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.
Coaching in Croatia
Liz Hall Coaching in Croatia is beginning to take off with a coach training partnership between the UK’s the OCM and Croatia-based training and consulting company Methodus. The
It’s good to talk: neuroscience conference
Liz Hall The inability of some parts of the brain to connect directly has led to the development of our inner voice and our desire to talk things through and is one of the
Don’t treat us the same, say sponsors: EMCC conference
Liz Hall External coaches will set themselves apart in coaching sponsors’ eyes if they stop treating them the same and understand their context, needs and interests, according
Time to consider merging?
Liz Hall The time has come to consider the benefits and challenges of professional coaching and mentoring bodies merging, Lise Lewis, the new president of the European Mentoring
Business coaching to help unlock talent for Chubb
Liz Hall Chubb, a provider of security and fire protection services, has created its own university to unlock the potential of its future leaders. Â Business coaches from
Systemic issue
It is important coaches recognise when to make a referral to a GP, clinical psychologist or other specialist help, emphasised Picheta. “They need to recognise stress
Don’t miss out
As research consistently highlights how coaching can help manage stress, many more need to make the connection, or miss out. Professor Stephen Palmer, director of the Centre
Lack of competence
Earlier this year, a report laid some of the blame for rising stress at the feet of incompetent bosses. Managers’ lack of competence and misplaced confidence in themselves
All in a day’s work?
Stress levels at work are now the major cause of long-term absence, says a new CIPD report – but coaching could well be the answer to effective attendance management News
Mindfulness in Schools project lessens pre-exam nerves, report pupils
By Ray Freeman Coaches and teachers were among the 135 delegates who flocked to a conference on mindfulness in schools on 30 September in Tonbridge. Mark Williams, professor