Mental Health Literacy for Coaches
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Vertical Leadership Development for Coaches
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Competencies for those who coach physicians
An IOC-led team completed a two-year study of competencies specific to coaching physicians.
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Announcing the IOC's New Podcast!
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Coaching for a Tomorrowmind
Building Essential Skills for Performance in Uncertainty. Early Bird Discount Now through Jan 10th 2025
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Design Your Future In Coaching
Using the Five Maturities Framework. Early Bird Discount Now through Dec 13th 2024
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  • Mental Health Literacy for Coaches
  • Vertical Leadership Development for Coaches
  • Competencies for those who coach physicians
  • Announcing the IOC's New Podcast!
  • Coaching for a Tomorrowmind
  • Design Your Future In Coaching

The Institute of Coaching (IOC) is dedicated to ensuring scientific integrity in the field of coaching. Through our global membership, we disseminate the best coaching science and empower coaches to catalyze positive change and wellbeing. The IOC is based at McLean Hospital. McLean is a member of Mass General Brigham, and the largest psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical School.

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Based at McLean Hospital, a member of Mass General Brigham, and the largest psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical School, the IOC is committed to making a global impact on the well-being of individuals, leaders, teams, organizations, and communities. With our diverse range of offerings, including global community membership, innovative research, world-class resources, and continuing education opportunities, we empower coaches and leaders with the tools and knowledge to drive growth and success.

  • WHERE WE LIVE

    The Institute of Coaching (IOC) is based at McLean Hospital. Founded in 1811, McLean is the top freestanding psychiatric hospital in the U.S., a member of Mass General Brigham, and the largest psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical School.

  • OUR IMPACT? WELL-BEING

    By bringing a strong scientific foundation to the practice of coaching, the IOC is making a large, global impact on the collective well-being of individuals, leaders, teams, organizations and communities.

  • OUR HISTORY

    The formation of the Institute of Coaching (2009) began with a $2 million donation from the Harnisch Foundation, followed by the creation of our global IOC community of 5,000+ members in 75 countries.

    The global IOC community emerged from our 14 Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare conferences delivered since 2008 as a collaboration of the Institute of Coaching, McLean, and Harvard Medical School.

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The Institute of Coaching provides world-class professional development and community networking through our webinars, learning events, a sell-out annual Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare Conference, and an unparalleled coaching resource library. Click below for more information.

The best tools, thought leaders, and community to advance your coaching practice.

The Institute of Coaching provides world-class professional development and community networking through our webinars, learning events, a sell-out annual Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare Conference, and an unparalleled coaching resource library. Click below for more information.

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