The Coaching and Mentoring Podcast

In this episode we're joined by Darren Stevens. Darren is the founder of CogniLibro and developer of Constructed Development Theory. Darren uses these new psychological ideas to develop teams and individuals.

We talk about his Coaching 2.0 framework, which focuses on the 'self' rather than the problem.

This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and growth through training, qualifications, conferences, CPD events and our community of practice.

Find out more: https://www.southwales.ac.uk/business-services/professional-development/coaching-mentoring/

Welcome to season two of The Coaching and Mentoring Podcast. In this episode we focus on leader performance, with guest Myles Downey. He was the founder of one of the first coach development businesses in Europe, The School of Coaching. Myles is the author of ‘Effective Coaching’, ‘Effective Modern Coaching’ and ‘Enabling Genius – a mindset for success in the 21st Century’. 

We talk about how coaching might provide a ‘scaffolding’ for the coach to safely allow a leader to explore the upper reaches of their potential; to deliver results.

This podcast is brought to you by the Wales Coaching Centre, based at the University of South Wales. We are a centre of excellence for coaching and mentoring, here to support their development and growth through training, qualifications, conferences, CPD events and our community of practice.

Find out more: https://www.southwales.ac.uk/business-services/professional-development/coaching-mentoring/

Chris Munro discusses why coaching for educators is important to create educational environments as a context for coaching conversations. He talks about the need to create a more constructive dialogue between educators, creating more personalised professional learning. Chris deep dives into the key enablers and inhibitors as well as the broader considerations.

Chris leads Growth Coaching International’s Strategic Leadership Team in Australia and New Zealand. He is passionate about teacher growth and leadership, and the powerful catalysing role that coaching can play.

Christian van Nieuwerburgh discusses the role of Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology and why the integration is important now. Integration is about foregrounding resources and focusing on what is right, and how PPC and intercultural sensitivity are symbiotic.

This episode explores how best to support others to access resources from their own cultures and contexts, and why PPC is an interculturally-sensitive intervention.

Christian van Nieuwerburgh is a UK-based executive coach, academic, consultant and author. He is Professor of Coaching and Positive Psychology at the University of East London and Executive Director of Growth Coaching International, a Sydney-based global coach training provider for the education sector.

Jonathan Passmore discusses the role of coaching as a central leadership skill. He delves into areas of compassion, gratitude, empathy and highlighting some common challenges you may face along the journey.

Jonathan is an internationally respected psychologist and coach. He works with leaders from business, politics and the public sector to help them improve their performance and the performance of teams.*

In this episode, Linda Aspey explores the simple yet powerful differences between listening to respond and listening to ignite, and the liberating effect for both the client and the coach. She delves into what the human mind does for itself when the listener focuses on being more and doing less.

Linda is an executive and team coach, facilitator, speaker, supervisor, psychotherapist, and member of the Time to Think global faculty, where she teaches, supervises and qualifies others in working with the transformative phenomena known as the Thinking Environment®.

The Coaching and Mentoring Podcast provides extensive support for coaches. Host Dave Tee is joined by an array of guests who are leaders in the field of coaching. This podcast is brought to you by The Wales Coaching Centre. It’s a centre of excellence for coaching at the University of South Wales and supports the development and growth of coaches through training, qualifications and our community of practice.

This episode explores the transpersonal model of the self, to values-based coaching principles and models that will help our clients discover the power and effectiveness of who they are, how to sustain their spirit in difficult times, and help them create deep and meaningful change.

Hetty Einzig brings 25 years of psychology and executive coaching experience to global leadership development. A best-selling author, her career has spanned the arts, journalism, media, health and policy development in the private, public and voluntary sectors. She works systemically and holistically founded on transpersonal psychology informed by psychoanalysis and embodiment approaches.

The Coaching and Mentoring Podcast provides extensive support for coaches. Host Dave Tee is joined by an array of guests who are leaders in the field of coaching. This podcast is brought to you by The Wales Coaching Centre. It’s a centre of excellence for coaching at the University of South Wales and supports the development and growth of coaches through training, qualifications and our community of practice.

Is there a link between mental wellbeing and presence? Maria Iliffe-Wood explores how she sees presence and mental wellbeing, how the two are intertwined and what that means for our coaching practice.

Maria is an executive and leadership team coach, coach supervisor, author of Coaching Presence, and author of Building Consciousness and Awareness into Coaching Interventions.

The Coaching and Mentoring Podcast provides extensive support for coaches. Host Dave Tee is joined by an array of guests who are leaders in the field of coaching. This podcast is brought to you by The Wales Coaching Centre. It’s a centre of excellence for coaching at the University of South Wales and supports the development and growth of coaches through training, qualifications and our community of practice.