What lies beyond the familiar contours of coaching? What becomes possible when we loosen our grip on established structures?
Coaching Unbound is a 5-session Series for those ready to question where the limits of coaching truly lie. Through bold exploration, emergent dialogue, shared wisdom, reflection and development opportunities, boundaries are tested - professional, personal, and systemic - to rediscover the dynamic of coaching.
What is possible when you unbound yourself as a coach, and when coaching skills support other sectors and contexts: leadership, diplomacy, education, healthcare, parenting, social work - all walks of life - sometimes unbeknown?
It's an investigation into how a coaching mindset and skills can be adopted and adapted in communities and society for co-creating conditions for clarity and fairer conversations. What can we learn from each other’s lived stories? What can the profession of coaching demonstrate for people to be more intentional with building effective relationships?
Let's unpeel and dive into the essence of ICF Core Competencies from which we can be fluid, natural and ‘unbounded’ as coaches, in leadership, and with presence in complex systems.
We will rediscover the heart of coaching.
What?
Each 90-minute online session offers a distinct lens: from the frameworks we inhabit, to where coaching shows up in expansive ways; from the role of the Arts in surfacing insight, to reimagining what it means to coach with ethical responsibility and creativity.
Total CCE Units to Earn = 7.50 RD
Who is This For?
Whether you’re curious about coaching, a newly trained coach or a deeply experienced practitioner, you’ll leave with fresh perspectives and audacity to take into diverse landscapes.
This is not your standard coaching series. It’s for those ready to move out of parameters that no longer serve well. This is an invitation to choose how you wish to show up in your work and the world in a more adaptive and human way.
Please note: Every session stands alone as well as linking to the overarching theme.
Appreciation To:
Amanda Livermore, Dr Kathy Sienko O.B.E, Philippe Guenet, Mike Burrows, Jen Le Marinel, Karen Foy, Dunia Shafik, Katy Draper, Dr Jayne King, Lizzi Larbalestier, Frank Bolaji Irawo, Todd Roache, Melanie Iredale, Katharine Gale, Dr Susanna Petche, Rebecca Shannon, Krisztina Wighardt, Kirsty Knowles and Jessi Dent for their co-creation, contribution and extended generosity in sharing the material further.