EVE TURNER

Hear Eve Turner talk or host in 2022.

• As Chair of APECS (the Association for Professional Executive Coaching and Supervision) Eve took part in a panel on ethics alongside the heads of other professional bodies on Friday 25 February 2022, the second day of a two-day ethics conference.
• Eve spoke to the Professional Coaches’ Community alongside Rita Symons, on Wednesday 9th March.  The topic was “Coaching with the Earth at Heart.”
• Eve and Professor David Lane are presenting at the Oxford Brookes International Conference in Coaching Supervision on May 5th, on the subject of Supervision in a changing societal landscape.  Who and what does supervision serve?
• Eve is part of a panel for a free webinar hosted by the Academy of Executive Coaching on Friday 20th May, 1300 BST, as part of International Coaching Week, title: ‘Coaching qualifications aren’t enough: How best to maintain professional standards and invest most effectively in your ongoing development?’
• On Saturday 17th September, Eve is part of a panel discussing sustainability, via Zoom, at a coaching and supervision conference in Barcelona hosted by EASC, from 16-18.

Details of Eve’s 2021 conference and other presentations are here:

• Eve hosted a panel discussion on 4th March for Climate Coaching Action Day, as part of the Climate Coaching Alliance’s 3rd 24-hour event, “What’s mine to do?“.  The title is “Letting the ecology do the coaching and supervision.” Panel members were Catherine Gorham, Jackee Holder, Professor Peter Hawkins and Lily Seto and the free recording is available here.
• Eve presented with Dr Damian Goldvarg at the Oxford Brookes University 9th international supervision conference on May 7th.  The title of their talk was:Virtual coaching and supervision – where have we been and where are we going?
• Eve co-presented with Dr Alison Whybrow on 12th May on: “Who and what do we serve as practitioners? Sharing provocations designed to create the future we want.” It is part of the 27th EMCC annual coaching and mentoring conference that runs from 12-14 May.
• Eve co-hosted a webinar with Dr Damian Goldvarg on 13th May on: “Twenty strategies for effective virtual coaching and supervision.”  This is on the afternoon of day 2 of the EMCC conference.
• Eve co-presented the final keynote at the conference with Rita Symons and Dr Riza Kadilar on 14th May 2021 entitled: “Breaking apart or breaking through – the role of coaching in realising a new way of living“.
• Eve co-hosted a 90-minute webinar with Dr Josie McLean and Dr Alison Whybrow on 1st June (2200 BST) for the Institute of Coaching. They are an affiliate of Harvard Medical School and the topic was “What’s (y)ours to do within the context of climate and ecological crisis?”
• Eve, Josie and Alison are delighted to have presented a webinar for ICF Germany’s unique “Social Impact Day” on Thursday 10 June.
• Eve played an active part, as both host and panellist, in the APECS “How To…” series of 11 key topics in coaching, mentoring and supervision that begins on 16th June and runs to 1st December.  The session on incapacitation on 7th July was unique and a long-neglected subject.  The session on 4th August looked at GDPR, note-taking and insurance, and Eve was also a panellist in the webinar on contrracting, on 1st September.  The webinars can be booked for the morning or afternoon session via the APECS events page and by paying for the series recordings and material for all the sessions will be made available.
• Eve Turner, along with co-author of Systemic Coaching, Professor Peter Hawkins, did the “Author Call” for the Institute of Coaching on Monday 18th October at 1800 UK time, 1000 PT.
• Eve supported a 90-minute webinar with Judy Ryde for the Global Supervisors’ Network on Thursday and Friday 21/22 October.  This was free to GSN members and considered the topic “So I think I Know Me.”

Details of Eve’s 2020 conference and other presentations are also provided here:

• Eve co-led a session with Carole Davidson on the “Halos and Horns” model at the 26th international EMCC conference on Monday 1st June, due to be in Paris but held virtually.
• Eve co-led a session with Judy Ryde on “So I Think I Know Me” at the same conference on Wednesday 3rd June, also virtual.
• Eve co-led a longer session with Judy Ryde on “So I Think I Know Me”  for APECS, open to all – members and non-members – on Thursday July 9th.
• Eve co-presented with the other 2 co-founders of the Climate Coaching Alliance, Alison Whybrow and Josie McLean, on “What are coaches being called to do?” on Monday 20th July at 0900 and 1800 BST.  This was an introduction to the CCA and an exploration of what coaches can contribute individually and through their coaching in a rapidly changing world that includes the pandemic, climate change and the ecological crisis.
• Eve co-presented with Professor Peter Hawkins at the Coaches Rising annual coaching summit – a fortnight of free workshops, discussions, panels and teaching from July 13th.  She and Peter spoke at 1730 UK time for 90 minutes on Tuesday 21st July to approximately 600 participants on “The Necessary Revolution in Coaching: Towards Eco-Systemic Coaching.”  Details of the summit are here.
• Eve did the pre-conference talk on “Systemic Coaching” on Monday 5th October for a virtual coaching conference based in Los Angeles, USA and centred on her book with Peter Hawkins on Systemic Coaching, called Who is the world calling us to be during these turbulent times?  The contact for more details is: [email protected]
• Eve co-hosted a 90-minute session at the ICF Australasia virtual conference on Monday 19th October at 0800 UK time alongside fellow Climate Coaching Alliance co-founders Alison Whybrow and Josie McLean.  The title is: “Who are coaches being called to be now” and is part of their 2020 Transform conference.
• Eve and Professor Peter Hawkins hosted two “encore” sessions for Coaches Rising on Tuesday 27th October at 0800 and 1900 GMT following their highly successful presentation at the Coaches Rising conference in July.  Entitled: Climate and Eco-Conscious Coaching:  Turning Talk into Action they shared initial results of a survey created specially for this event.
• Eve co-hosted a 90-minute webinar with Judy Ryde at the ICF Australasia virtual conference on Wednesday 4th November with an updated “So I think I Know Me” presentation.
• Eve was part of a team (as Chair, APECS) representing coaching professional bodies APECS, AC, APAC, AoCS, COMENSA, EMCC, IAC, ICF and ISCP who co-hosted 6 webinars from 2-13 November on “Climate Crisis – How Can Coaching Help?” – a collaborative inquiry.  She was present at all 6.  Members and non-members of any professional bodies were welcome to all the events which were free of charge.  They were advertised on all the six bodies’ websites/blogs, including here.  The dates and times (GMT) were:

2nd at 1500 (lead host ICF)

5th 1445 (lead host AC)

6th at 0700 (lead host COMENSA)

9th at 1030 (lead host APAC)

11th at 1900 (lead host Eve for APECS)

13th at 1200 (lead host EMCC)

• Eve co-hosted a 75-minute session for ICF Germany and their Coaching TAG virtual conference on Thursday 12th November at 0915 GMT alongside fellow Climate Coaching Alliance co-founders Alison Whybrow and Josie McLean.  The title was: “Who are coaches being called to be now – How the more-than-human world of our shared ecology can be a conscious part of every coaching conversation.“
• Eve co-hosted a session with Professor Peter Hawkins for APECS (the Association for Professional Executive Coaching and Supervision) on Monday 23rd November at 1530 on The Necessary Revolution in Coaching from Ego-centric to Eco-centric. The cost was £30 for non-members and £25 for APECS members.
• Eve took part in a panel discussion for the West Midlands Coaching and Mentoring Virtual Conference on Tuesday 24th November at 0930 UK time.  The title was: “What role do I play in this?”  Click here to find out more.
• Eve co-presented with fellow Climate Coaching Alliance co-founder Dr Alison Whybrow at the annual Coaching at Work conference on Thursday 26th November.  The title of their talk was Systemic Leadership: humanity’s agenda.

Eve’s key areas of impact are:-

• Leadership development for high potential individuals.
• Emotional intelligence – enhancing interpersonal understanding and personal effectiveness.
• Supporting clients in leading teams and dealing with members who may be considered challenging.
• Coaching to increase awareness and responsibility for change.
• Project management.
• Managing change.
• Work/life balance.
• Enhanced self-awareness.
• Improved self-belief and confidence.
• Creative thinking to generate options and ensure high standards.
• Career/redundancy coaching.
• Team coaching, ©Leadership Circles and Action Learning facilitation to enable individuals, teams and groups to find solutions.
• Coach Supervision.

Eve has published numerous studies and continues to develop groundbreaking research into executive & business coaching,  ethics, supervision, and coaching and the ecological crisis, often in conjunction with professinal coaching bodies.  She regular presents at international conferences.

Eve is widely published including her most recent book (December 2019) with Professor Peter Hawkins on “Systemic Coaching.”  For the full list see resources page.

Eve subscribes to professional codes of ethics including:

• APECS, read here
• AC and the EMCC who share a Global Code, read here
• ICF, read here

Eve works as a volunteer for the three professional coaching bodies, the Association for Coaching, (AC), European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) and the Association for Professional Coaching and Supervision (APECS).  She is the Chair of APECS and is involved in accreditation work for the AC and as part of the Ethics Working Group for the EMCC.

Eve is also a member of the International Coach Federation (ICF) and the Special Group in Coaching Psychology, a division of the British Psychological Society (BPS).