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Coaching, supervising and ecology
In the last few weeks I have been reading some very interesting and challenging posts about the future of our planet and the living beings on it. One was written by coach Neil Scotton and considered fracking as a metaphor (drilling into the earth and fracturing rock using a pressurized liquid to release gas) and […]
How do coach supervisors respond to ethical dilemmas and tricky issues? Jonathan Passmore and I have been conducting research over the last few years in stages and we have just published a two-part series in Coaching at Work magazine with fellow researcher Marta Filipiak. Seven main themes emerged: sources of ethical dilemmas, obstacles in dealing […]
Global Supervisors’ Network partners with EthicalCoach to support trainee coaches in Africa
The Global Supervisors’ Network is delighted to be partnering with EthicalCoach, the philanthropic arm of WBECS, to support trainee coaches in Africa. The vision of Ben Croft, the founder of WBECS, is to bring world class coaches to NGO leaders tackling the world’s most challenging environmental and humanitarian issues as defined by the United Nations’ […]
Writing: The Heart of Coaching Supervision and Ethics in Supervision
It has been quite a week with my first book going to the publishers, Routledge. It is called “The Heart of Coaching Supervision – working with Reflection and Self-care” and is edited by myself and Professor Stephen Palmer. I am so grateful to the chapter authors such as Professor Peter Hawkins, Eunice Aquilina, Jackee Holder, Professor […]
What is ethical maturity?
I have been thinking about this recently – with some concern even over the phrase. Ethics evolved from traditions in moral philosophy which go back thousands of years. Carroll and Shaw’s book* makes clear the challenges we all face in making decisions, from our processes, connections between decisions and the practical implementations, impact on stakeholders […]
