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Coaches in civil resistance | What it means to behave as if our current reality is real
Hannah Butler, Thalia Carr and Zoe Cohen explore the intersection of coaching and civil resistance. They discuss the importance of being honest about the current state of the world, the challenges of setting goals in a rapidly changing environment, and the responsibility of coaches to support individuals in navigating these complexities. The episode concludes with reflections on the evolving nature of coaching in the context of civil resistance.
The guests on this episode are discussing matters of global importance and are sharing their personal experiences, as we appreciate this may be of value to some of our members. Please be aware that although the conversations touch on political elements, EMCC is independent, and our role is to bring topics of interest and importance to our members.
As a highly experienced board-level director, and Master Coach, Zoe Cohen combines her two greatest passions: safeguarding the future of our one, shared planetary home; with enabling and encouraging people to shine and to take action. She finds joy in supporting individuals, teams and organisations who share these twin passions, both personally and professionally. Zoe believes in aspiring to be our best adult selves – in the moment, every moment – and challenging ourselves to step up to what we know we are capable of.
At the time of recording, Hannah Butler was Director for Coaching Practice with EMCC UK. Hannah is a qualified coach and trainer. She has worked in education and training for over 20 years, in leadership and management for 15 years and at senior level for over 10 years. She has a deep knowledge, understanding and experience of the challenges of leadership. Hannah is a true believer in active learning, encouraging individuals and teams to be active participants in their training and facilitation.
Thalia Carr is a Facilitator and Leadership coach. Thalia helps professionals to step up to new challenges, find clarity and confidence and increase their impact for good in the world. Alongside coaching, Thalia facilitates open, creative spaces where groups, teams and networks can speak, share openly and come to brave decisions. Thalia’s mission in life is to support and enable people to protect and restore life alongside informing and inspiring others to both understand the dire situation we are in and join together to bring about radical change.
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By EMCC UKHannah Butler, Thalia Carr and Zoe Cohen explore the intersection of coaching and civil resistance. They discuss the importance of being honest about the current state of the world, the challenges of setting goals in a rapidly changing environment, and the responsibility of coaches to support individuals in navigating these complexities. The episode concludes with reflections on the evolving nature of coaching in the context of civil resistance.
The guests on this episode are discussing matters of global importance and are sharing their personal experiences, as we appreciate this may be of value to some of our members. Please be aware that although the conversations touch on political elements, EMCC is independent, and our role is to bring topics of interest and importance to our members.
As a highly experienced board-level director, and Master Coach, Zoe Cohen combines her two greatest passions: safeguarding the future of our one, shared planetary home; with enabling and encouraging people to shine and to take action. She finds joy in supporting individuals, teams and organisations who share these twin passions, both personally and professionally. Zoe believes in aspiring to be our best adult selves – in the moment, every moment – and challenging ourselves to step up to what we know we are capable of.
At the time of recording, Hannah Butler was Director for Coaching Practice with EMCC UK. Hannah is a qualified coach and trainer. She has worked in education and training for over 20 years, in leadership and management for 15 years and at senior level for over 10 years. She has a deep knowledge, understanding and experience of the challenges of leadership. Hannah is a true believer in active learning, encouraging individuals and teams to be active participants in their training and facilitation.
Thalia Carr is a Facilitator and Leadership coach. Thalia helps professionals to step up to new challenges, find clarity and confidence and increase their impact for good in the world. Alongside coaching, Thalia facilitates open, creative spaces where groups, teams and networks can speak, share openly and come to brave decisions. Thalia’s mission in life is to support and enable people to protect and restore life alongside informing and inspiring others to both understand the dire situation we are in and join together to bring about radical change.
Links:
Home
Climate Psychology Alliance