Tagged: Guest Author

Nervous about recording your coaching sessions for certification? Worrying how you get consent from your clients, or what technology to use? Or perhaps you're even wondering why bother? Read on and Kerryn will...

Group and Team Coaching are two related sub-disciplines of the coaching profession. These modalities offer coaches an opportunity to expand their services and support to a wider cross-section of individuals....

Arguably one of the best coaching tools of all is simply to have your own coach. Kerryn Griffiths, champion of peer and mentor coaching and Founder, Director & Global Coordinator of ReciproCoach...

As the summer draws to a close for those of us in the northern hemisphere, people are gearing up for back to school and work. It's a great time to be working with our clients on goals—and whether you are...

This article by Master Coach Steve Mitten looks at 4 uncommon, yet powerful, questions you might get asked by a shaman if you were feeling lost, uninspired or perhaps just not at your best. We'd love to...

This week's great article from Ellen Ercolini looks at how the "traditional" way of selling coaching fails us as coaches, and suggests a way out! Read on... Selling coaching is not as easy as it seems...

The following article is adapted from an article that first appeared in Choice Magazine V8I1, March 2010. In Marcy Nelson-Garrison's really helpful previous article she described The 3 Stages of Building Your...

The following article is updated and adapted from an article that first appeared in choice Magazine V8I1, March 2010. Building a coaching business is a creative process and it's helpful to know...

In my work as a mediator and conflict coach, what touches my heart the most is the way so many of us want a deeper connection with others, but can't seem to find it. Bronnie Ware, a palliative care...

This article from Master Coach Steve Mitten looks at the perils of the relatively recent phenomenon of multitasking. The explosion of online tools, resources and apps that—even while they're extremely...