In our final conference preview episode, Dr Marie Stopforth talks to Nathalie Lerotic Pavlik about her keynote presentation about case study research, and how to collect and analyse case study data, either as an individual researcher or as part of the criteria for the professional route to chartership with the BPS Division of Coaching Psychology.

Professor Divine Charura chats with host Carly Nonyelu about his passion for integrating neuroscience with coaching psychology and how it can enhance coaching practice. Divine shares some provoking details on his conference presentation: How can coaching psychologists integrate research and applied critical understanding of structure, and function of the brain to enhance their practice?

Dr Rebecca Jones, director of the Henley Centre for Coaching, talks to host Nathalie Lerotic Pavlik about her conference keynote: Translating research into practice – navigating the science as an evidence-based coach, and what drives her as a coaching researcher.

Professor Jonathan Passmore tells host Carly Nonyelu about what he is looking forward to about the DoCP Conference, and gives a preview of his keynote: Flipping digital: How digital technologies are transforming coaching.

Host Laura Garwood talks to Tia Moin about her keynote: Coaching with an inclusive mindset: have you looked closely at how ready you are to receive diversity in your coaching room? And why, as coaches, our own awareness is key.

Dr Gordon Medlock talks to host Nathalie Lerotic Pavlik about his work with Graduate School Alliance for Education in Coaching (GSAEC) and his goals to facilitate conversations about research in his keynote: Targeting Needed Research to Advance the Fields of Coaching & Coaching Education

Host Laura Garwood talks to Professor David Lane, who poses some interesting questions about evidence-based practice, and provides insight into his keynote:

Consuming and producing research – issues for the practitioner as researcher.

Dr Natalie Lancer gives host Laura Garwood a fascinating insight into what it means to be a coaching psychologist and talks about her keynote: 'Me-search’: What does it mean to integrate research and practice as a coaching psychologist?

Professor Stephen Palmer gives host Nathalie Lerotic Pavlik an intriguing preview of his closing keynote for the Division of Coaching Psychology Conference 2023.

In our first episode of this special preview series for the DoCP Conference 2023, host Nathalie Lerotic Pavlik talks to Professor Erik de Haan about his keynote address - Our best evidence regarding coaching effectiveness: a modern meta-analysis.