<p>Today we’re in lock-down with the charming Professor Tatiana Bachkirova of Oxford Brookes University. Tatiana describes what she terms ‘beautiful ideas in coaching which can make us ill’.  We also hear about the need for us all  – world leaders included – to reflect on our personal philosophy, practice, and purpose, particularly in these uncertain times. </p>

Today we’re in lock-down with the charming Professor Tatiana Bachkirova of Oxford Brookes University. Tatiana describes what she terms ‘beautiful ideas in coaching which can make us ill’. We also hear about the need for us all – world leaders included – to reflect on our personal philosophy, practice, and purpose, particularly in these uncertain times.

<p>Today we’re in lock-down with the charming Professor Tatiana Bachkirova of Oxford Brookes University. Tatiana describes what she terms ‘beautiful ideas in coaching which can make us ill’.&nbsp; We also hear about the need for us all&nbsp; – world leaders included – to reflect on our personal philosophy, practice, and purpose, particularly in these uncertain times.&nbsp;</p>

In Conversation with Tatiana Bachkirova

Ready to be challenged? Feeling playful? If you’re a coach who’s serious about engaging in reflective practice, or you’re simply interested in taking a look behind the curtains of the coaching profession, come with us as we bite into the juicy fruit of this intriguing, complex, and totally unregulated industry. In each episode we’ll look at a different concept used within coaching, and playfully unpack both its problems and its utility.

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In Conversation with Tatiana Bachkirova

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