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Systemic conversations – including climate conversations – in the coaching room

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Systemic conversations – including climate conversations – in the coaching room

Systemic conversations – including climate conversations – in the coaching room

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“Systemic conversations – including climate conversations – in the coaching room: Co-creating wider systemic awareness and climate change curiosity with clients in coaching sessions”

In this workshop session, Linda Aspey invites you to consider if you sometimes invite coaching clients into conversations or topics that are in the system but they have not explicitly raised. We will then explore how your current skills and strategies can potentially add value to conversations around climate, environmental and social issues that the client may not have brought but could help the client to achieve the best from their coaching.

Please use this link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEpcuiqqDstEtAVKEwJDbXIrg_7lFCNxG7Z

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Event Timezone Reference - UK

Presenter(s) Bio

Linda is an executive coach, facilitator, supervisor, therapist, psychologist and Active Hope facilitator. A founding member of the Climate Coaching Alliance and very active with the Climate Psychology Alliance, she facilitates conversations on climate, environmental and social change that she hopes increase engagement, systemic understanding and collective action. She is a Fellow of the BACP, climate change writer for Coaching at Work and Therapy Today, and co-editor of “Holding the hope: reviving psychological and spiritual agency in the face of climate change” an anthology of essays by Practitioners, published by PCCS Books in March 2023.

Event Language - English

Posted By - Michelle Bramley

Email - bramley.michelle@gmail.com

 

Date And Time

Sep 19, 2023 @ 01:00 PM (GMT) to
Sep 19, 2023 @ 02:00 PM (GMT)
 

Location

Online event
 

Event Types

Training or Workshop
 

Event Category

Eco-Phase: Active

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