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The AC PodcastExperimental Creativity and Ethics in Research Beth Clare McManus, psychologist, artist, and researcher, joins our host, Sheela Hobden, to bring her unique approach to the final episode of our Research in Coaching series. Currently undertaking a PhD in exploring art-based approaches in supervision, Beth explains why she sees all research as a creative practice. Beth also carries out regular informal research in her practice and gives real examples of how she does this. She encourages coaches to give a playful spaciousness to research, whilst considering safety and ethics in coaching experiments. Listen for a fresh perspective that makes research accessible to a...
2024-06-1738 min
The AC PodcastThe Powerful Impact of Research on Coaches and Organizations Dr. Christine Vitzthum, whose pioneering research supports gender-sensitive approaches in corporate settings, joins our host, Sheela Hobden, to share her experiences with research in coaching. Christine demonstrates the huge benefits of overcoming limiting beliefs about research and discusses the potential benefits of integrating research practices into professional coaching accreditation. Discover why she advocates for the value of research in coaching, and encourage coaches to engage in critical reflection. You will learn: · About Christine’s research on gender sensitivity and the risks within organizational coaching · The incredible outcomes of Christine’s research, both perso...
2024-06-1033 min
The AC PodcastResearch Myths and Misconceptions Verity Symcox, psychology doctoral student, award-winning coach, and lecturer at Henley Business School, joins our host, Sheela Hobden to bust the myths and misconceptions about research in coaching. Join this lively, honest conversation to be inspired and learn how accessible research is for any coach. You will learn: · Verity’s journey with research · Myths and misconceptions about research and becoming a researcher · Specific key learnings from research that can impact our coaching practice
2024-06-0335 min
The AC PodcastHow to Become a Coach Practitioner-Researcher Jeremy Lewis, coaching supervisor and practitioner-researcher, joins our host, Sheela Hobden, to share his love for practitioner-led research. Jeremy shares the story that led him to research and the huge impact it has had on his life and practice. He is now on his third piece of research in four years, continuing to explore new frontiers in coaching supervision. His personal journey and real-life examples make research both attainable and inspiring. You will learn: · The process of becoming a practitioner-researcher · Different research models and methods · How to implement research find...
2024-05-2733 min
The AC PodcastThe Role of Research in Informing Coaching Practice Abhijit Bhattacharya joins our host, Sheela Hobden, to share his perspectives as a coach practitioner who has been an avid consumer of research. Abhijit explains why research should inform practice, how practice informs research, and exposes three core myths about research and coaching. His own passion and real-life examples will inspire you to rethink your own attitude to research, and how to integrate it into your practice. You will learn: · What makes research important for practitioners · Examples of the practical implementation and impact of research for coaching · Why you should particip...
2024-05-2036 min
The AC PodcastAssessing Research for Coaches Professor Rebecca Jones, professor of coaching and behavioural change at Henley Business School, joins our host Sheela Hobden, to share her passion for research. Rebecca describes research as her ‘first love’ and trained as a coach later, so she has a unique way of looking at coaching research. She explains the difference between qualitative and quantitative research, her own journey with research, and imparts some practical words of wisdom for coaches. You will learn: · How to critically assess the quality of research · The blocks to curiosity about research · How to...
2024-05-1337 min
The AC PodcastAccessing Research in Coaching Dr. Marie Stopforth, chartered coaching and sport and exercise psychologist, joins host Sheela Hobden, to discuss the different ways coaches can access or create research themselves. This wonderful conversation brings research back to earth through real-life examples, myth-debunking and practical advice. Marie also shares information about a new community she has created, The Coaching Psychology Network, which aims to help coaches support, share, and learn more about psychology and research. You will learn: · Myths around what research is, who can do it, and how · How to approach informal and formal research
2024-05-0651 min
The AC PodcastBeyond the Obvious: Finding the Value in Research for Coaching Dr Tünde Erdös, ICF MCC and researcher, joins our host Sheela Hobden, in a passionate and inquiring conversation about research in coaching. Why research in coaching? How do we appreciate research more and in what ways can research help us grow? In this episode, they look beyond the obvious in and around coaching research, inspiring coaches to question what they know about its value for themselves and their clients. You will learn: · The power of participating in research for coaches and also clients · To separate the myth from the reality around co...
2024-04-2945 min
Surgical SpiritSwimming With The Sharks In MindSheela Hobden is a Professional Certified Coach who predominantly works with people that tend to care so much for others that they neglect themselves, like Doctors and other healthcare professionals.Tune in to find out what swimming in cold water does to the body and the mind, how coaching can increase happiness, improve productivity, etc.Sheela's Website: https://bluegreencoaching.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/wellbeing_champVisit http://www.drhaidaralhakim.com/ for more on Dr. Haidar Al-HakimGet your copy of Physician On Fire:
2022-06-0929 min
You Are Not A FrogMaking Helpful Habits StickSheela Hobden joins us to discuss how we can harness the power of checklists to create a routine! When people fail to reach their goals, they often just stop trying or feel a lot of shame. Be realistic and learn to encourage yourself by taking on a range of targets instead of one. Sheela also recommends creating identity-based goals to ensure that you keep building your new identity even after completing certain milestones. Start small, and eventually, you’ll see these good habits stick! If you want to know how to create helpful habits to change your lif...
2021-11-3046 min
UnfurlingBeauty: Realising BeautyWelcome to season 2 episode 4 of Unfurling, in which we explore the topic of Beauty. We look from various perspectives, and the theme is illuminated by learnings from the natural world and from our 'guides'. Here's what's in the episode: ~0: We share what’s drawing us to look at Beauty.~10:00: We join our first guide, Nina Flowers, a creative brand strategist who collaborates with organisations that are looking to bring about positive environmental or social changes through their work. Working remotely from Barcelona, she's collaborating with a UK charity and the Mood Project in...
2021-05-221h 14
Joyful DoctorDo we need Therapy or Coaching? - Sheela Hobden from Blue Green CoachingWelcome to the Joyful Doctor Podcast! In this episode Caroline chats with Sheela Hobden, a coach for doctors, about her own experiences of burnout, and the similarities and differences between coaching and therapy, and which might be most helpful for struggling doctors.
2021-01-1428 min
Wessex LMCs PodcastsResilience – when it all feels too difficultIn this podcast Louise Greenwood, Director of Wessex LEaD speaks to Sheela Hobden from bluegreen Coaching about resilience and wellbeing. This is a great resource to share with all in primary care including reception and admin staff.
2020-03-2420 min