You'll have the opportunity to select different workshops throughout the day. The streams focus on Coaching innovation, practical skills, and real-world examples of coaching in the workplace.
Workshop Speakers confirmed so far:
- Michael Timpson, beanddo™ - Coaching for Conscious Change.
Workshop: Removing the inner critic
Synopsis: My workshop will look at how we get in our own way. Not only in terms of authentic happiness but also in personal and career fulfillment. Modern Meditation is not so much something you do but who and what you are. It will help the practitioner recognize where and who the inner critic is and how its creating mental and emotional obstacles. The practice works by getting under self-made obstacles towards aligning with and tapping into the Self where true creative potential flows.
- Auriel Majumdar, EMCC Master Practitioner Coach and Coach Supervisor
Workshop: Creative Coaching
Synopsis: This interactive and experiential workshop will explore the use of creative techniques in coaching, why you might choose them, how to get creative and the benefits this can bring to your coachees. The workshop will offer a playful space to explore themes of change, creativity, and identity. There will be an opportunity to practice some creative coaching techniques and consider how these might be integrated into your own coaching practice.
- Sam Isaacson CoachHub, Global Director of Consulting
Workshop: Technology and organisational maturity
Synopsis: A capability maturity model for using technology in delivering coaching within organisations. This will draw from good practice technology risk and benefits management standards, and established coaching professionalism and ethics.
- Jane Adshead-Grant (also delivering a keynote)
Workshop: How to generate an inclusive culture of care enabling fine independent thinking
Synopsis: Experience embodying 5 components of the thinking environment, discover 3 applications to apply immediately with groups, and an effective framework for conducting group conversations
- Jenny Rogers (also delivering a keynote)
Workshop: The Seductive Lure of Rescuing: How to recognise it as a coach and what to do instead
Synopsis: We go into coaching because we like people and want to help them. But ‘helping’ can shade into coaching behaviours that are not at all ‘helpful’ to clients. Come to this workshop to find out what ‘rescuing’ is, why we should avoid it and what to do instead to re-establish coaching boundaries.
- Dr Ana Paula Nacif, Wellbeing and leadership coach/lecturer at the University of East London/Quantum Leap Coaching & Consultancy
Workshop: Coaching in complex environments
Synopsis: Many of us are working with clients tackling complex and sometimes 'wicked' issues. Systemic challenges have a significant impact on clients and their organisations. In this workshop, you'll explore: - coaching approaches to support clients working in challenging systems - limitations of coaching in complex environments - ethic and professional dilemmas.
- Katherine Long, Principal Consultant at Evolution Coaching and Organsation Development
Workshop: The power of ‘not yet’ (borrowed from Carol Dweck’s Growth Mindset theory)
Synopsis: In this workshop you will connect to your own ‘not yet’ edge of learning and development, be introduced to approaches for working with impossible situations, and an experience of a somatic practice. Katherine will be drawing on learning from working with NHS staff and a London borough council and will briefly explore how methodologies such as Theory U can support emergent knowing, and be applied to facilitate powerful conversations for change at whole system through to individual levels.
- Paul Pivcevic, Consultant, coach and coach supervisor at Regenerative Partners
Workshop: Regenerative Practice
Synoposis: This workshop will introduce Regenerative Practice into coaching. This is a radical revisioning of how organisations are embedded within their systemic relationships, modelled on how living systems actually work. It is based in notions of 'essence' and 'wholeness' but also 'co-evolution' of human beings with Nature. Paul will lead us through a personal inquiry into the nature of our work as a doorway to imagining how we might evolve our coaching offer to our clients.