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Two experienced executive coaches, Sarah Turner and Gregor Findlay discuss topics pertinent to those that commission and use coaching in organisations, as well as for coaches themselves.We want more coaching conversations to be happening in the world and while there are lots of resources targetted at coaches, there seem to be less targetted at helping those that bring coaches into organisations.
Unknown Host hosts The Coaching Question, a business show with 54 episodes published.
We explore a deceptively subtle but powerful distinction: the difference between reflective practice and reflexive practice in coaching. Most coaches are trained to reflect. Fewer develop the capacity to be reflexive. Th
We explore why even highly capable, motivated clients can stay stuck despite knowing what they want to change. We introduce Robert Kegan and Lisa Lahey’s Immunity to Change model, which reveals how unconscious competing
We explore why taking your time at the start of a coaching session is one of the most powerful, and most frequently overlooked, skills in coaching. We unpack the common tendency for coaches, especially those under pressu
In this episode we explore how coaches can support clients who are dealing with a narcissistic boss . We unpack what narcissism truly means - beyond social media clichés - and discuss the difference between narcissistic
In this episode we unpack contracting as a living, multi-layered practice rather than a one-time formality. We explore three distinct levels of contracting: Administrative – The essentials: when and where sessions happen
In this episode we discuss how clients can inadvertently keep themselves stuck by ignoring aspects of themselves, others or the situation. Discounting is a classic topic that emerges in coaching sessions. We share how us
In this episode we explore how psychodynamic concepts like projection, shadow, and transference show up in coaching. These unconscious patterns can distort the coaching relationship, making reflective practice essential
In this episode we explore the impact of global turbulence on our coaching practice. With ongoing uncertainty in the world, including recent political events, we discuss how these external challenges affect both coaches
In this episode, we discuss the often-overlooked topic of endings in coaching relationships. This is an update to a special we did when Gregor’s Coaching At Work article was published but we’ve updated and expanded on ou
In this episode, we dive into the critical distinction between empathy and compassion in coaching, exploring how these concepts influence the effectiveness of coaching sessions. Drawing from our own coaching and su
In this episode, we explore the dynamics of "inside-out" versus "outside-in" coaching approaches and how these impact sustainable transformation for leaders. We discuss the nuanced process of recognising when clients are
In this episode, we dive into the nuanced dynamics of coaching relationships, exploring the importance of progress markers, autonomy, and the delicate balance between ongoing support and the risk of dependency. We
In this episode, we explore the highly relevant topic of overwhelm and how this shows up in coaching, especially with senior leaders. We talk about developmental fallback and the need for leaders to be aware of their int
In this episode we continue our exploration of the application of Transactional Analysis in coaching. We build on the previous episode with our fictional case study of Adam. Adam has moved into a management role where he
In this episode of the Transactional Analysis series of The Coaching Question Podcast, we explore how we might apply TA in our coaching practice using a new fictional case study of a client called Adam. Adam has recently
In this episode, we continue to delve into Transactional Analysis (TA), with our fictional client named Alicia. Alicia has brought two challenges to coaching; difficulty delegating and a tendency to please others. You’ll
In this episode, we dive into the practical application of TA in a coaching scenario using a fictional character Alicia, who represents a typical client struggling with saying no, setting and maintaining boundaries, resu
In this episode, we build on our introduction to TA by introducing the Drama Triangle. Explicitly using the Drama Triangle is a technique that is hugely valuable in supporting clients to understand the roles they play in
In this first episode of Season 4 of The Coaching Question, we introduce the theme of the season - Transactional Analysis (TA) and its application in coaching. We find that TA offers a valuable lens for coaching, and in
In this special episode, we chose to reflect on endings in coaching. Gregor was one of four coaches who contributed to an article on this topic for Coaching At Work, and we wanted to take the opportunity to think this th
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