by Su Blanch | Jan 15, 2025 | Coaching at Work, Coaching Supervision, For Thinkers
Su writes “This week, I am having my first session with a new coach supervisor. It is serendipitous rather than intentional that this is at the beginning of the year, but of course it does mean that I feel like I am starting out with hope and optimism, putting my... by Claire Pedrick | Sep 3, 2018 | Coaching Supervision, ICF C1 Demonstrates Ethical Practice
Claire writes: “We are back at our desks after a slow summer and time to think. I’ve been thinking a lot about how professionals grow and develop – whatever their area of work. Professional Development can be about skill or knowledge or a combination... by Claire Pedrick | Sep 11, 2017 | Coaching Supervision
Claire writes: “I have learned many things from Don Eisenhauer at Coaching at End of Life. The most useful at the moment is the value of having a good cry. Don told me that when much of your work is dealing with heightened levels of emotion in others and... by Claire Pedrick | Apr 19, 2013 | Coaching Supervision
Claire writes: “It’s not often that a day goes by without hearing someone talking about what has been done to them or hasn’t been done for them. Whether it’s about parents or children, partners, colleagues, volunteers or bosses, it happens. ... by Claire Pedrick | Sep 28, 2012 | Coaching Supervision
Claire writes: “This week has held all kinds of connections and crossovers. On Monday I was staying in a Premier Inn in Nottingham and preparing for an event talking to parents about employabilty. The customer service was brilliant. Often I feel as though I... by Claire Pedrick | Nov 9, 2010 | Coaching Supervision, ICF C5 Maintains Presence, ICF C6 Listens Actively
Claire writes: “Now that I have got back into a routine at the gym, I am back using Swiss Gym Balls. Yesterday there were no 55cm diameter balls and the only ones I could find were overblown enormous things which were too wide to lift. I’d like us to have...
