by Claire Pedrick | Dec 8, 2022 | ICF 02 Establishing The Coaching Agreement, ICF 09 Designing Actions
Claire writes: “I often write about using time checks to manage the conversation and to make sure that we do what we need to do so that the person we are talking with feels heard – and gets new insights into their own stuff. There’s a bit of an art in...
by Claire Pedrick | Nov 24, 2022 | ICF 09 Designing Actions
Claire writes: “I hope you don’t get fed up with Camino stories! Having prepared to walk and carry minimal stuff, it was only as we left Bilbao one step at a time that I fully realised that we would be walking and deeply talking with other people. I’m delighted that...
by Claire Pedrick | Nov 17, 2022 | ICF 09 Designing Actions
Ruth has just been doing some work in North Wales. She writes: “I’m sitting here watching this majestic river. I’m captivated by the very still smooth water before it hits the rocks and crashes loudly down into the flow. At other points the water laps up the shore....
by Claire Pedrick | Sep 8, 2022 | facilitating learning and results, ICF 09 Designing Actions, ICF 10 Planning and Goal Setting, ICF Coaching Competencies
Claire writes: “As you read this I will be somewhere west of Bilbao, walking the Camino Nortes and heading towards Santiago de Compostela. It’s been a year of preparation. What’s the least I can possibly take given that it will be on my back for almost 6 weeks....
by Claire Pedrick | Aug 23, 2021 | ICF 09 Designing Actions
Ruth writes: “When I was little, I remember my Dad making me argue that black was white and white was black. I think he thought that it was an exercise in formulating an argument. I think it may have just blown my little brain! These days I still fight with the ideas...
by Claire Pedrick | Jan 18, 2021 | ICF 09 Designing Actions
You can now listen to the weekly blog on iTunes through our podcast The Coaching Inn Claire writes: “We were debriefing a live coaching demonstration last week and talking about how many times we had landed the conversation. The thinker said we had finished and I...
