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Your Coaching Journey

Tom Dillon & Helen Leathers

A podcast for doctors about coaching. Whether you are a coaching doctor; a medic who is learning to coach; or a doctor who"d like to build coaching into your professional life, then this is the podcast for you. Each podcast episode will explore a different aspect of coaching that will be helpful for you as you integrate coaching into your work and life. You"ll be able to explore different approaches to coaching, assess coaching tools and techniques, hear interviews with coaching doctors; and

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Episode 52: Coaching Approaches: Using Metaphors In...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/04/19

Metaphors are an aspect of language that most of us will happily use until the cows come home. However, because we are so used to building metaphor into our speech it passes us by, uncovered, and we are denied the lightbulb moments that might guide us if we were to wake up and smell the coffee. In this episode, we serve up a way of plucking metaphors from a coachee’s language and putting them under the microscope, thus adding colour to our coaching tapestry. This may allow our coachees to mine a

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Episode 51: Challenging Coaching: The Kubler-Ross...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/04/12

We regularly see psychological and coaching models being shared on social media, in blogs and discussions, and sometimes the sharing sets our teeth on edge. We’ve mentioned this before when we explored the myth of Ikigai, and in this episode, we’d like to air some thoughts on a model often shared on social media, Kübler-Ross Change Curve. In this episode we would like to engage in a little mythbusting around where this model comes from, why it’s unhelpful to call it the Kübler-Ross Change Curve,

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Episode 50: The Transformational Coaching Diploma

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/04/05

We can’t quite believe that we’ve arrived at the milestone of recording 50 episodes of the Your Coaching Journey podcast! We thought we might run out of things to say to one another after half a dozen, but here we are, still having great conversations about coaching almost a year on from recording our first episode. We’ve loved every minute of it. More than that, we’ve loved hearing from you that you love it too. As it’s our 50th episode we thought we’d indulge in a little self-promotion, which

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Episode 49: Listeners’ Questions #5

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/03/29

From time to time we devote an episode to questions about coaching that have been asked by our listeners. In this episode we explore whether, as a new coach who hasn’t quite got all the tools at your fingertips, you can still be a great coach. We also chat about pricing, whether it’s worth being accredited as a coach, and what you need to think about if you’re working in an organisation and they are paying you to coach a member of their staff. If you have a question to ask about coaching and

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Episode 48: Coaching Topics – Finding Meaningful Purpose

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/03/22

If you’re a regular listener to our podcast you will have noticed that we regularly discuss how we might deal with different topics that show up in the coaching room. This week we discussed working with coachees around meaning and purpose. Coachees may not always come to coaching asking for support on finding meaningful purpose, but often they’ll talk about feeling stuck, feeling lost, or feeling as though they’re in a bit of a rut. At these times a conversation around what their purpose is and

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Episode 47: Coaching Tools – Journalling

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/03/15

Whilst journalling isn’t a tool that you would necessarily wish to use in the coaching room, it can still be a useful concept to introduce to your coachees. Well, Helen thinks so anyway. Tom isn’t entirely convinced, but has his own ideas around when journalling might be useful. In this episode Helen shares some reflections on journaling and also describes her own experience of keeping a journal. She also introduces a journalling method that she would happily invite her coachees to try out. While

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Episode 46: Coaching Approaches: Transformational...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/03/08

In our journey through the different approaches to coaching, we’d like to introduce you to Transformational Coaching. Transformational Coaching is a flexible and integrative approach that allows coaches to explore a variety of topics and concerns with their coachees and to be agile in the coaching room. This agility enables coaches to move smoothly between different ways of being with their coachees as required. The integrative nature of Transformational Coaching provides a variety of tools and

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Episode 45: Challenging Coaching: Is Ikigai A Myth?

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/03/01

We regularly see psychological and coaching models being shared on social media, in blogs and discussions, and sometimes the sharing sets our teeth on edge. “What’s the cause of this mild irritation?” you may ask. Well we like to try to get our information sharing right and we carry out plenty of research around the subjects we talk about on our podcast. But we know that not everyone does the same. So when we know that information is being misrepresented or misinterpreted in some way, we have

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Episode 44: Listeners’ Questions #4

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/02/23

From time to time we devote an episode to questions that our listeners have asked about coaching. In this episode we explore how to handle a coachee who doesn’t seem to be taking action between coaching sessions; what support we should expect to provide a coachee between sessions; how to explore whether our coaching is effective and receive feedback on our coaching; and what insurance you need to think about as a coach. Do send us your questions, or even drop us a voice note of your question to

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Episode 43: Coaching Topics – The Inner Critic

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/02/16

If you’re a regular listener to our podcast you will have noticed that we regularly discuss how we might deal with different topics that show up in the coaching room. We recognise that everyone will have experienced some negative thinking about themselves from time to time and that’s just part of the human condition. For most people this can be a little annoying or frustrating, and doesn’t cause too much of a problem for much of the time. But there are times when, for some coachees, the inner

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Episode 42: Coaching Tools – The SCARF Model

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/02/09

Following on from our episode about neuroscience in coaching in this episode we focus on the SCARF model, which has its origins in social neuroscience. SCARF was developed as a model by leadership expert David Rock and helps us to focus our attention on an organising principle in the brain; to minimise threat and maximise reward. Rock’s assertion is that this principle leads us to move away from threat and move towards reward. Furthermore Rock identifies five domains that produce either a threat

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Episode 41: Coaching Approaches: Neuroscience in...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/02/02

Firstly, just to be clear, we are not neuroscientists! However, we do know that having some awareness of key elements of neuroscience can help us to support our clients well. In this episode we explore our understanding of the disciplines that underpin neuroscience and the complex nature of the interactions of a number of different elements of our physiological neural make-up. We take a look at how we might use some awareness of the brain and body’s reactions to events and how we might conduct a

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Episode 40: Challenging Coaching: Do we have to have...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/01/26

Coaching is so often seen as an intervention that supports the achievement of goals, and in this podcast we would like to challenge this belief. We will explore the idea that, whilst coaching is often concerned with goals, there is some much richer territory available to us in the coaching room. A great deal of coaching training tends to start with goals and helping move coachees towards them and organisations tend to have a focus on goal achievement when commissioning coaching. In the coaching

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Episode 39: Interview with Dr. Amy-Jo Farrow

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/01/19

In this episode we are interviewing a coaching doctor, Dr Amy-Jo Farrow. Amy-Jo Farrow is an Occupational Health Physician and a Coach for Doctors. Her coaching work focuses on supporting doctors to recover from burnout, return to work, and craft a more sustainable future. Listen in to find out what inspired Amy-Jo to start coaching, find out more about her personal approach to coaching, her favourite coaching tool and her favourite coaching question. Resources: You can contact Amy-Jo here:

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Episode 38: Coaching Topics: Introversion

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/01/12

It’s not often that people come to coaching because they’re an introvert, but it is an aspect of personality that can surface in a number of different ways, or sit behind some of the issues that coachees might want to tackle with you. In this episode we explore what introversion is, how you might recognise an introverted client and what some of the challenges might be for your introverted coachees. We talk about how you might work with someone who has an introversion preference and even have some

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Episode 37: Coaching Tools: The Gestalt Cycle of...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2024/01/05

Following on from our exploration of Gestalt coaching in our previous episode, in this podcast we explore one of the models that originates in Gestalt, the Cycle of Experience (CoE), in greater detail. The CoE is a Gestalt model that illustrates how individuals move through their experience of a situation. The model incorporates different stages that people might move through in order to complete the cycle and move on to a different experience. On this podcast we explore the CoE model and

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Episode 36: Coaching Approaches: Gestalt Coaching

Your Coaching Journey ·

2023/12/29

On our transformational coaching diploma we explore many different approaches to coaching and the Gestalt approach is one of them. It is an approach that lends itself to working in a transformational way with the coachee and is very much about helping them to become more who they are. In being more who they are, the coachee can start to bring about the change they wish to see more easily. And if they bring about the change they would like to see in a way that is aligned with who they are, the

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Episode 35: Challenges in Coaching: Is It Necessary...

Your Coaching Journey ·

2023/12/22

We will regularly be devoting a podcast episode to discussing some widely held coaching beliefs, common coaching practices and coaching challenges that are often pondered and debated. In today’s episode we are talking about contracting. We will be exploring whether it is always necessary to contract with coachees, and if a coach is doing so, when they might contract and how they might go about it. We’ll also be exploring what elements coaches might choose to include in their coaching contract

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Episode 34: An Interview with Dr Caroline Walker

Your Coaching Journey ·

2023/12/15

In this episode we are interviewing another coaching doctor, Dr Caroline Walker. Caroline completed the Transformational Coaching Diploma back in 2020 as a member of the first cohort to train on the programme with us. Caroline is an expert in doctors' wellbeing and an international role-model for doctors living with mental health problems. As a psychiatrist, therapist and coach she has first-hand experience of how the pressures of working in medicine can impact on a doctor's life and wellbeing.

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Episode 33: A Coaching Demo

Your Coaching Journey ·

2023/12/08

If you’ve ever looked for demonstrations of coaching online you may have noticed that there aren’t many particularly good ones out there. When looking for great examples of coaching, the two of us are always looking to see exquisite attention and lots of lovely space. We’re hoping to hear crisp open questions, accurate summarising and reflecting back and the coach resisting being directive. We’d like to observe the coachee being supported in making sense of their own world and generating some new

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