In their article in Leadership Quarterly, Hirak et al., explore the role that leaders have in creating spaces that allow their teams to experience psychological safety around failure, an environment that allows for future growth. Read more about Want an effective team? Allow your members to fail.
Submitted by IOC Fellows April 1, 2021 - 1:41pm Thursday, April 1, 2021Presencing can be significantly enhanced by a better appreciation of the cultural background of the coachee as well as the cultural setting within which the coachee is operating. Coaches, in turn, need to be aware of their own cultural filters. Coach’s CI can significantly influence depth of coaching-interactions with the coachee. Relational Intelligence, Emotional Agility Read more about Presencing: Leveraging Cultural Intelligence for a Deeper Connect
A study by Margaret Barr et al. explores the effect of positive psychology coaching (PPC) on individuals working from home during the Covid-19 Pandemic. By utilizing an interpretative phenomenological analysis, the researchers hope to showcase the ability PPC has in increasing employee wellbeing. Read more about How has the Covid-19 pandemic affected coaching interventions?
In his Ted Talk on the subject, psychologist Guy Winch advocates for the transformative impact emotional hygiene can have on an individual. In his talk, Dr. Winch highlights the disconnect society has when it comes to physical care versus psychological care. Many people are adept at physical care and understand the importance of treating physical injuries. At the same time, we are unlikely to care for our psychological injuries. Read more about What does your emotional hygiene look like?
Submitted by Lidija Drobez March 12, 2021 - 9:59pm Friday, March 12, 2021Questions such as building trust, fostering a psychological safe space in which clients are able to discuss difficult topics, often related to highly personal content and creating a productive coach-client relationship, are of central significance for successful collaboration with clients. The importance of these questions is even more relevant in the context of virtual coaching. Wellness, Health Read more about Rituals in online coaching meeting to improve connectedness and engagement 1 comment
Submitted by Dr. Nazan Artun March 12, 2021 - 1:57pm Friday, March 12, 2021Many healthcare professionals are motivated and adamant about improving patients' health and quality of life — until they get hit by the reality of the working conditions and deteriorated healthcare work culture. Compassionate care is expected from healthcare workers to improve the patient experience and ease suffering. How would the healthcare workplace change if we could reflect compassion and kindness to our colleagues in work environments? Coaching Healthcare Professionals, healthcare, burnout Read more about Why Do We Need To Treat Our Colleagues As We Treat Our Patients?
One of the most popular tools used by health coaches is Motivational Interviewing (MI). So, how does this tool impact coachees? Read more about How effective is Motivational Interviewing?
The process of your brain growing new cells, formally known as neurogenesis, is one of Dr. Thuret’s research focuses. The predominant area of neurogenesis in adult humans is the hippocampus. And, as the hippocampus is the location of the brain associated with learning, memory, moods, and emotions; the implications of these findings are scientifically exciting. Read more about Could your adult brain be ‘growing’?
In an 8-month pilot study using 11 graduate students, researchers Rebecca Fried et al. evaluated how peer mentorship combined with motivational interviewing could impact the lives of coachees. Read more about Can peer coaching improve resilience and wellness in high stress individuals?
Submitted by IOC Fellows February 18, 2021 - 6:50pm Thursday, February 18, 2021Coaches can work with a range of individuals managing complexity. Their role is to offer clients safe, professional, and independent support. This provides them an opportunity to explore thoughts, feelings, attitudes and beliefs regarding their professional and personal roles, relationships, and wellbeing. This is common for both Executives and those impacted by cancer. Wellness, Health Read more about Personal development & making-sense of complexity: The common themes of practice in the coaching of Executives and Cancer patients.
Burnout is a significant problem internationally. Dr. Jimenez features a statement from the World Health Organization (WHO) on the subject matter, “Burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed.” So what are we to do with the issue of burnout? Read more about Do you know if you or your client is experiencing burnout?
In today’s world, we have a propensity to get caught up in what everyone else is doing. Data and analytics professional, Ted Speaker, and wheelchair athlete Dean Furness has a few reasons for why focusing on anyone other than yourself is detrimental to your goals and sense of self. Read more about How are you measuring your success?
27 Apr onlineApril 27, 2021 - 12:00pm to 1:00pmCarol Kauffman and Cynthia Soledad, co-lead of Egon Zehnder’s global DEI Practice will discuss how the landscape has changed for corporate DEI work in the past year, how coaches and DEI practitioners can help unlock growth in inclusive leadership skill, and how this connects to organizational development in DEI. This is a public webinar Register
30 Apr onlineApril 30, 2021 - 10:00am to 11:00amJoin Marsha Hughes-Rease, Carol Kauffman and other IOC Fellows to discuss the Chief Diversity Officer: Individual Coach and Organization Change Agent webinar from Cynthia Soledad. We will be discussing key themes as they apply to our coaching practices. This event is exclusively for Fellows Go to Registration Page
04 May onlineMay 4, 2021 - 1:00pm to 2:30pmIn this presentation, we'll discuss with our panel of experts how you should, and shouldn't, measure the ROI of a coaching engagement and how you can foster buy-in from key stakeholders. This is a public webinar Register
13 May onlineMay 13, 2021 - 10:00am to 11:30amIn this webinar, IOC Harnish Research Grant recipient Dr. Sandra Diller presents current research on coaching difficult clients. Her research includes studies on overall difficulties with client personalities and clients with high dark triad tendencies. The Webinar will focus in detail on three studies, which examined how competing and/or less-affiliating coaching clients impact the coach’s empathy and authenticity. Go to Registration Page
27 May onlineMay 27, 2021 - 1:30pm to 3:00pmWe’ve created this interactive experiential course to increase our understanding of the most common patterns our clients bring to coaching so we can guide them to a more conscious relationship with themselves, others and the world. Go to Registration Page