The AC Podcast

Krista Powell Edwards, coach, facilitator and trainer, joins our host, Felicity Dwyer, to discuss a simple, but effective coaching model: logical levels. As an HR expert, Krista has many years of experience using this model with individuals and organizations, and she shares how logical levels can be used to resolve simple to complex issues with performance. She provides very clear and practical examples, the 4 P's of time management, and discusses how this model can resolve issues of misalignment in organizations. You will learn: · What logical levels are and how to use them with clients · How logical levels can also be used in a coach's own personal development · How observing the intonations used in a client's language can provide information on which level they are stuck in. For the episode resources and guest bio, please visit: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/dl-hub_podcast-channel_coaching-the-whole-person-podcast-series-logical-levels "The six levels working together help us understand performance and what makes us perform and what doesn't make us perform."

Jennifer Garvey-Berger, a leadership program designer and coach, joins our host, Felicity Dwyer to delve into the concept of adult development theory. They discuss how it aids in understanding the evolution of adults' perspectives, and its role in leadership development. Jennifer explains why this theory is a game-changer in how we see ourselves, our clients, and the world – helping us to challenge our assumptions and take different perspectives. She highlights the need for coaches' own self-awareness and the necessity of intentional evolution to cope with the demands of modern life. A fascinating and invaluable conversation. You will learn: · What adult development theory is and why it is significant in coaching · The interconnectedness of body, emotions and cognition in personal development and leadership · The role of empathy "The world is so complex. It's pushing us so much harder than humans have been pushed before, that we need to grow to keep up with it." For the episode resources and guest bio, please visit: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/dl-hub_podcast-channel_coaching-the-whole-person-podcast-series-adult-development-theory

Marian Way, director of Clean Learning, joins our host, Felicity Dwyer in a conversation about the principles of clean language and how to apply them to your coaching. They discuss how clean language coaching creates transformative changes for clients, extending their thinking and perspectives through a metaphorical landscape that is long-lasting. Marian gives real-life examples and a short live demo to demonstrate how clean language coaching works and how to incorporate it into coaching without exceeding your skill level or client contract. You will learn: · Clean language questions and processes · Symbolic modelling and the use of spaces · The importance of metaphors in clean language "Clean Language helps you to access things that are often difficult to describe." For the episode resources and guest bio, please visit: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/dl-hub_podcast-channel_coaching-the-whole-person-podcast-series-clean-language-coaching

Join the podcast as Hannah Turner, a Gestalt coach, shares insights on wholeness and change. Explore the role of self-awareness, experimentation, and dialogue in coaching. Learn about field theory and interconnectedness, and practical exercises for somatic awareness. Navigate the boundaries between counseling and coaching, and discover ways to connect with the guest for further learning.

Rachel Blackman discusses somatic coaching and the power of embodied intelligence. They explore the value of physical sensations, good contracting, and re-contracting in coaching. Discover how somatic coaching offers new perspectives and insights for clients, and how incorporating embodied intelligence can benefit both the coach and the client.

Aubyn Howard, co-founder of Psychosynthesis Coaching Ltd, discusses the value of psychosynthesis coaching in the current shift towards purpose and authenticity. They explore self-reflection, connecting with higher purpose, and the benefits of psychosynthesis for deeper client work.

Experienced coaches Jeannette Marshall, Jeremy Lazarus, and Chloë Garland discuss valuable insights and tips for new coaches. Topics covered include overcoming imposter syndrome, marketing strategies, the value of training and accreditation, setting boundaries with clients, the importance of support systems and accountability, breaking barriers in the coaching industry, and the necessity of studying, learning, marketing, and delegating for new coaches.

Tracy Sinclair, a Leading Global Coaches winner, discusses the importance of continuing professional development in coaching. She advises new coaches on personal growth, learning opportunities, and staying up to date with coaching trends. Topics covered include a learning mindset, balancing learning and running a business, and ways to grow and learn as a coach.

Michelle Lucas joins Simone Sweeney to discuss the benefits and pitfalls of coaching tools, emphasizing the importance of aligning them with your coaching philosophy. They explore common coaching tools, the use of psychometric tests, and the importance of choosing tools that resonate. The podcast also highlights the significance of contracting, serving clients' needs, and building competency with existing tools.

Mark Crossfield, accredited executive coach and licensed career coach, joins our host, Simone Sweeney to discuss what to expect when you get started in coaching. Mark shares his journey, emphasizing that it is not just coaching skills you will need for a thriving coaching practice, and sharing his perspective on success. Full of tips and practical advice that will help you build a foundation of success for your coaching business. You will learn: · The importance of effective organization, time management and relationship management · The significance of defining a niche and the role of marketing · Tips on pricing, business management tools and value exchanges "Be authentic and relatable to your clients. Stay true to yourself and your unique coaching style, share personal experiences thoughtfully." For the episode resources and guest bio, please visit: https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/getting-started-coaches-podcast-series/foundations-success-new-coaches