So you can have an understanding of Drama in the Coaching Room this week I will lay out the theory in a little more detail. As already mentioned Transactional Analysis…
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How Coaches are invited into the Drama and what happens next!
This week I will start by exploring how Coaches are invited into the Drama. So let me clarify what I am talking about. The models and ideas for this series…
Why are Coaches getting sucked into their client’s drama? Great question, right?
A series of articles about using Transactional Analysis in Coaching and Supervision
Why is Contracting important in Coaching Cultures?
Read about the importance of good contracting when setting up a Coaching Culture. Recognise common pitfalls and avoid them before you start.
What is Coaching Supervision? 10 answers and why it’s vital!
What is Coaching Supervision? Read the results of a survey plus a detailed explanation from experienced Master Trainer, Coach and Supervisor Melody Cheal
What is the importance of recognising emotions in Coaching?
Have you considered the importance of recognising emotions in Coaching? Let me expand, how good are you at recognising your own emotions? How about emotions in your clients? Recognising or…
What is Emotionally Intelligent Coaching?
I wonder if you see the ambiguity in the title, what is Emotionally Intelligent Coaching? Today I am introducing a topic that is important for you both as a Coach…
Where does Wisdom fit in Positive Psychology Coaching?
How does Wisdom fit into coaching practice and what is the connection to Positive Psychology?
Positive Psychology Coaching: Savouring the moment
In this first full blog on Positive Psychology Coaching I want to focus on Savouring the moment. How often do you truly stay present and savour the moment? As a…
Why Coaches take on cases beyond their training
An insight what drives Coaches to sometimes taken on Clients they are not equipped to deal with. The author uses models from Transactional Analysis to help explain this unconscious process.