I have been working as a coach and counsellor since 1975, when I was a management and interpersonal skills trainer in a large organisation...
As a published author, and exhibiting artist, I have direct and personal experience of the benefits of creative activity, and the processes that can be used to unlock creativity.
Jerry is a highly experienced leader in the field of organisation and people development having worked across public and private sectors both in the UK and internationally.
Dorothy has a wealth of experience in human resource development/OD for more than 25 years up to director level in the NHS (Chartered Fellow CIPD)
Julie Hay, coach-mentoring supervisor and expert in methods based on Transactional Analysis, reviews this new book on resilience for coaches by Carole Pemberton. Building resilience is a topic of increasing interest for coaches. read more...
Val Andrews, coach and consultant with expertise in the health services sector provides a detailed review of Julia-Foster Turner’s guide to coaching and mentoring in health and social care. Offering guidance for coaching and mentoring as well as programme design, this book continues to be a popular choice for those interested in reading material that is framed specifically for the health and social care context. read more...
Sol Davidson and Martin Vogel review Frederic Laloux’s new book “Reinventing Organisations: A guide to Creating Organisations Inspired by the Next Stage of Human Consciousness”. Sol and Martin have found this book inspirational and are keen to share their response to reading it. read more...
Julie Hay, coach-mentoring supervisor and expert in methods based on Transactional Analysis, reviews this popular book on resilience by Michael Neenan. Originally published in 2009, this popular book is based on a Cognitive Behavioural Approach, which is highly relevant to coach-mentoring practice and self help. read more...