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Posts archive for ‘Contracting: Building Strong Foundations’

3rd June 2026

Next workshop – 1st July 2026 with Joan Wilmot

I am delighted to be running a session with Joan Wilmot on 1st July as part of International Supervision Week (29 June – 5th  July): What is the purpose of supervision and how do we stay out of our own way?  This will also include an introduction to Time To Think supervision, based on the […]

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15th February 2025

CCA Community Festival starts Thursday 6th March – with some exciting events

The CCA Community Festival starts on 6th March with some extraordinary sessions that run through March and April so far.  All events are free.  On Thursday 6th March, 0830-1000 GMT, you can hear from Professor Peter Hawkins on “Beauty in Leadership and Coaching: and its role in Transforming Human Consciousness,” the subject of his recently […]

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12th October 2024

CCA Playbook – available to download now

Many congratulations to the team behind this new CCA publication, which is free to download: Shaping Tomorrow: A Playbook for Coaching Leaders in Sustainable Decision-Making and Policy.  It is a guide to empower political leaders to take bold climate action and is designed for: Coaches, coaching supervisors, facilitators, and consultants who work with political and […]

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15th June 2023

Latest podcast available – Ethics in Coaching

I am delighted to be able to share my latest podcast on Ethics in Coaching based on our book “The Ethical Coaches’ Handbook – A Guide to Developing Ethical Maturity in Practice.”  It was recorded for Coaches Rising with Professor Jonathan Passmore, and hosted by Joel Monk who facilitated a wide ranging and animated conversation.  […]

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18th July 2021

Updated Global Code of Ethics published

The 3rd version of the Global Code of Ethics has just been published.  While no code can ever cover every eventuality, and it is meant to sit alongside dialogue and reflection, it does provide some useful guidance in three key areas: Working with Clients (context, contracting, integrity, confidentiality, inappropriate interactions, conflict of interest, ending professional […]

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23rd June 2021

Are arrangements in place for our own death or incapacitation?

Talking of death, a debilitating illness or sudden accident is not an easy topic to consider.  In my experience this was not raised during my training, and yet there are examples where family members have been left dealing with their partner or parent’s clients, social media, bank accounts, subscriptions and so on. So implementing appropriate […]

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