18th July 2021
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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21st October 2020
Nine professional bodies are co-hosting a unique series of six webinars called “Climate crisis – how can coaching help?” between 2 and 13 November. These webinars will consider the climate and ecological crisis and the role of coaching, coaching psychology, mentoring and supervision. You are welcome to register for whichever of the 6 fit your […]
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25th September 2020
Just a few days now before the 24-hour conversation on coaching and climate change begins. Wherever you are please join us, and it is free to do so. You are welcome to register right up to the last one hour, which will be from Hawaii and in the 2300 UTC time zone on Thursday 1st […]
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22nd December 2019
An alliance of coaches around the world has been set up to consider the climate and ecological crisis, with founder members Dr Alison Whybrow (UK), Dr Josie McLean (Australia) and myself, Eve Turner. The first meetings were in mid-December 2019 with contributors from around the world. Representatives from the major coaching professional bodies (including AC, […]
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17th May 2019
The Manifesto for Supervision is a “call to arms”: it promotes the importance of supervision in coaching, examines its history, why it is important, summarizes main models and research, considers ethics in supervision and calls for collaboration between industry stakeholders. Written by Peter Hawkins, Eve Turner and Jonathan Passmore, it is jointly published by Henley […]
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28th June 2017
There is a debate in the world of coaching and mentoring as to the proven value of supervision. While some professional bodies insist on it in order to become accredited, like the AC, EMCC and APECS, and there are many instances of its impact intuitively, is this sufficient? Another body, the ICF, does not require it though recommends it. […]
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