Are we utilizing peer relationships for growth? In this episode of Coaching Revealed, host Austin Matzelle interviews Roman Terekhin, whose primary research focus has been on peer coaching groups. Roman details the powerful professional and interpersonal change that occurs within peer coaching groups. He dives into his groundbreaking research, revealing what makes these groups so effective and how they can be a key to sustained professional development.

In this episode, Roman and Austin cover:

• The unique advantages of peer coaching groups in professional settings.
• Key factors that contribute to a group's effectiveness and sustainability.
• The critical difference between rigid accountability and responsive accountability.
• The role of professional facilitators versus self-facilitated groups.
• Practical advice for starting your own peer coaching group.

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Can coaching help people move beyond surviving to truly thriving, even in the face of chronic illness? In this episode, Coaching Revealed host, Austin Matzelle, interviews Dr. Maria Benzo, an Assistant Professor of Medicine and Research Associate at the Mayo Clinic, and Professor of Positive Psychology at Life University. Dr. Benzo shares her journey from medicine to coaching research and the findings of her groundbreaking work on how health coaching impacts patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.

In this episode, Maria and Austin cover:

• The sustained impact of health coaching on individuals living with a chronic illness.
• The use of motivational interviewing, mindfulness, and value clarification to drive behavior change.
• The impact of Self-Determination Theory and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) as frameworks for health coaching.
• The development of an AI-assisted fidelity tool to ensure coaching quality and consistency.

If you are interested in learning about research at the Institute of Coaching, you can learn more at: https://instituteofcoaching.org/research-ioc 

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In this episode of Coaching Revealed, we are joined by researchers Dr. Lara Solms and Dr. Anne de Pagter. Lara and Anne are interviewed by IOC Executive Director, Jeff Hull about their work to elevate performance and well-being in healthcare environments. Dr. Laura Solms is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam and Dr. Anne de Pagter, is an Associate professor and Pediatric Hematologist at Erasmus Children’s Hospital. The two share their unique collaboration and pioneering work in further establishing the evidence-base for coaching in medical settings.

In this episode, Jeff, Laura and Anne cover:

• The incentive for developing an evidence base on the effectiveness of coaching in healthcare 
• The development of a Challenge and Support framework as a tool for continuous growth versus a “fix-it” solution
• The journey of conducting Randomized Control Trials (RCTs)
• The steps practitioners can take to contribute to coaching research 
  
  
  

If you are interested in learning about research at the Institute of Coaching, you can learn more at: https://instituteofcoaching.org/research-ioc If you are interested in submitting a proposal for a coaching research grant you can learn more at: https://instituteofcoaching.org/ioc-research-grant

Welcome to Coaching Revealed, the podcast brought to you by the Institute of Coaching - How do we know that coaching is working? In this episode of Coaching Revealed, we are kicking off a new series on coaching research and the evidence base of the profession. Opening this new season is Angela Passarelli, former Director of Research and current Chair of the IOC’s Scientific Advisory Council. Angela is interviewed by IOC Executive Director, Jeff Hull about the history of coaching research. Along with her personal career as a researcher for the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University and Duke, Angela and Jeff discuss the research that has been supported by the Institute of Coaching. 

In this episode, Jeff and Angela cover: 

• The evolution of the coaching research field from proving efficacy to understanding mechanisms and dynamics 
• The results and findings of early fMRI studies on coaching with Richard Boyatzis 
• The impact of coaching on positive emotional attractors (PEAs) and negative emotional attractors (NEAs)
• The research work supported by the Institute of Coaching
• The trends of coaching research and future areas of focus

If you are interested in learning about research at the Institute of Coaching, you can learn more at: https://instituteofcoaching.org/research-ioc

If you are interested in submitting a proposal for a coaching research grant you can learn more at: https://instituteofcoaching.org/ioc-research-grants

Could you be failing better? In this episode of Coaching Revealed, we share an exclusive keynote address from Amy Edmondson, the Novartis Professor of Leadership and Management at Harvard Business School. This keynote was originally presented at the Institute of Coaching’s 2024 Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare Conference. 

In a hyper-competitive business landscape, the possibility of failure creates a dilemma for business leaders. Balancing cutting edge innovation while striving for perfection leaves seemingly zero room for error. Edmondson describes how intelligent failures are an opportunity, and trial and error is something for us all to attempt to embrace. 

In this episode of Coaching Revealed, Amy Edmondson covers:

• The three types of failure
• The shortcomings of  workplace cultures that reject failure
• The criteria for how to make intelligent failures 
• The leadership practices for psychological safety and failure 

How agile is your coaching practice? In this episode of Coaching Revealed, Teresa Ramos, an Executive Coach with experience in theoretical physics, agile leadership, and artificial intelligence is interviewed by IOC podcast host, Emily Terrani. Teresa and Emily discuss how coaches can utilize the Agile methodology and how to prepare for the advancing wave of technological change. 

This episode covers: 

• How coaches can respond to digital anxiety
• Using agile methodologies to address identity and value concerns 
• Discovering your power skills: critical thinking, powerful questioning, ethical reasoning
• Context-specific uses of agile principles 
• Assessing your ‘area of genius’ as a coach and individual 

In this episode of Coaching Revealed, Institute of Coaching Director of Education, Pamela Larde interviews Sam Isaacson, coach, author, and founder of AIcoach.chat. As a founder, Sam’s work aligns with the goal of providing coaching opportunities to the 99% of the global population who have never experienced coaching. 

This episode covers:

• The democratization of coaching
• Differences between AI tools and bots
• Distinctions between non-directive coaching and directive outputs from current AI coaches
• Using AI to scale positive impact
• Coaching in VR and AR spaces

 In this episode of Coaching Revealed, Executive Director of the Institute of Coaching, Jeff Hull, interviews Professor Nicky Terblanche, a leading expert in AI and coaching. They delve into Nicky's pioneering research comparing human and AI coaching, the surprising results of his early studies, and his perspectives on the adoption, ethics, and future potential of AI in the coaching world.

This episode covers:

• Nicky's journey from engineering to coaching, and fusion of both industries 
• Nicky’s research on early AI chatbots and goal attainment 
• The balance between directive and non-directive approaches in AI coaching.
• Current research on different AI chatbot modalities and anthropomorphic features.
• The importance of distinguishing between AI coaching and AI-powered advice tools.

The conversation surrounding the impact of AI on coaching wouldn’t be complete without insight from Jonathan Passmore. In this episode of Coaching Revealed, IOC Executive Director, Jeffrey Hull speaks with Prof. Jonathan Passmore — a psychologist, researcher, and coach who has authored over 40 books. Their conversation explores the capabilities of generative AI, opportunities for coaches to integrate these tools, and ethical considerations in the current technological environment.

This episode covers:

• Jonathan Passmore’s exploration of AI tools in coaching
• The potential disruptions AI could cause in the coaching industry
• How coaches can leverage AI tools without losing the human touch
• Ethical implications, data privacy, and transparency in AI-assisted coaching

What is the solution to the complex problems emerging from advancing technology? Hybrid Intelligence. In this episode of Coaching Revealed, IOC Podcast Hosts Austin Matzelle and Emily Terrani speak with humanitarian, author, and coach Dr. Cornelia C. Walther, about her POZE model, the concept of hybrid intelligence, and ethical considerations for coaching in the age of AI.

This episode covers:

• The POZE model for personal and social change
• Hybrid Intelligence: the blend of human intelligence and artificial intelligence
• Ethical coaching practices in a tech-driven world