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Hosted by Jeff Matthews · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 15 episodes
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A podcast station dedicated to the craft of coaching. We explore skills, approaches and mindset that makes for effective coaching and mentoring. Hosted by Jeff Matthews and James Butcher, who combined have over 60 years experience of coaching supervision and coach training, and have worked together for more than 25 years. Expect a candid and direct reflection on what really works in coaching - with no fear of sacrificing a few sacred cows!
Jeff Matthews hosts Coaching Craft Podcast, a business show with 15 episodes published.
In this episode Jeff and James look at the whole area of coaching to create resilience, where clients present with unmanageable workloads and potential burnout. They begin by challenging the initial contract for the work
Coaches can fall into the trap of thinking they need to be 'doing' something to add value. Concerned to be helpful and earn their money. But what about doing nothing, slowly? Here James and Jeff consider the use of silen
Ever been asked by your client to "be more challenging"? How do you respond to that? What does effective challenge look like and what are the issues at play. Jeff and James explore contracting for challenge and the diffe
How do you handle the client who simply disappewars - doesn't attend a booked session, doesn't respond to e-mails asnd seems to be ghosting you. Jeff and James take a look at this vexing issue and what you can do about i
Ending client relationships in a way that works for both you and your client can be more difficult than it sounds. By examining our relationship with endings James and Jeff take a look at planning to end a coach / mentor
The first episode of the Coaching Craft podcast. As promised earlier in the year, we are pleased to add Podcasts to the CPD offer for CoachingCraft members. Initially Jeff Matthews and James Butcher will be hosting a ser
The second episode of the Coaching Craft podcast: In this podcast James and Jeff take a look at the vexed question of how much we should charge for our services? What are you worth? It is a follow on from Jan '25 CPD ses
Episode 3: In this 1st part of a three part podcast entitled 'Agile Coaching - Coach, Mentor - or does it matter?', Jeff Matthews and James Butcher explore their concept of 'Agile Coaching' as way of thinking about your
Episode 4: You will find here the 2nd part of a 3 part series on Agile Coaching. Here Jeff and James build on the model, discussing the interest and disinterest the coach might have in the outcome - an area rarely explor
Episode 5: You will find here the 3rd part of a 3 part series on Agile Coaching. Here Jeff and James develop further the idea of healthy and unhealthy interest in the outcome. When does our ego, unwittingly often, get in
Episode 6: In this 20 minute podcast, Jeff and James discuss how to use psychometrics in coaching. There can be big plusses in having data available about your client, but how do you use it effectively, respectfully. The
Episode 7: Find here podcast number 7 where James and Jeff discuss the approaches to use when working with what are called "The Mandated Client", that is clients who are obliged to attend coaching when it wasn't their id
Episode 8: In this latest podcast, James and Jeff reflect on the coaching relationship; it's primacy in effective one to one work and how it differs from other forms of human relationships. The Greek ideal of friendship
Episode 9: In this podcast Jeff and James explore the use of AI in coaching. It's a fast changing area and raises issues around contracting, ethical practice as well as the practical of issues of which tools and for what
Episode 10: To what extent should coaches and the profession of coaching concern itself with the realm of politics? In this episode Jeff talks with James who is both a coach and a (local) politician about the connection
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