AS THE TEARS DRY

Most of us will experience bereavement of someone close to us at some point. How can we coach people effectively through such an experience, ask Maggie Jõao and Julia Menaul Bereavement is universal. The loss of a loved one comes to pretty much everyone at some time....
MY INCLUSION JOURNEY

MY INCLUSION JOURNEY

Charmaine Kwame is working tirelessly to develop outstanding leaders in the NHS Leadership Academy, using numerous coaching initiatives. Liz Hall reports   Charismatic, full of personal drive, committed, energetic and creative: these are among the words used to...

STUDY AIDS

King’s College London University is professionalising internal coaching to offer high-quality student support   King’s College London University has successfully turned to coaching to better support its students to thrive through their time at university and has...

SAFETY NET

Building on his recent keynote address on how coaches can thrive in the corporate market, Clive Mann highlights the value of good supervisors to the coach as well as the client   In my keynote address last October at the annual Henley Business School Coaching...

ACTIVE INGREDIENTS

We need to radically change our understanding of the impact of the coaching relationship and the role of the client on coaching effectiveness, says Erik de Haan. Following on from his co-authored article last issue on a randomised controlled trial (RCT) in the...