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‘The passing of David Gray is a great loss for the coaching world. David's contribution to the field was both thoughtful, thought provoking and strong. Whether it be in the area of supervision, the application of existing models of psychotherapeutic … Continue reading Honouring David Gray and his significant contribution to the Coaching World

News from Austria, Germany and Switzerland. We are happy to announce fantastic news about a research project in Europe that won substantial funding to study the topic of QUESTIONING SEQUENCES IN EXECUTIVE COACHING.  The cross-border … Continue reading Questioning Sequences In Executive Coaching

As a researcher in the field of coaching, I have been preoccupied with questions such as ‘how and why does coaching work? and ‘how can coaches maximise the effectiveness of their practice?’ I believe that, as coaches, we can use research to … Continue reading News from Henley Business School

Tatiana Bachkirova and myself are nearing the end of the data collection stage of what we hope will be a really important research project. We are looking into the progression of the agenda through the coaching relationship: does the agenda shift? … Continue reading Urgent request for research participants

After listening to and reading numerous speculative opinions on AI and Coaching, all without empirical substance, I set out to create my own basic AI Coach to do empirical research to understand the what, how and when of AI Coaching. This ongoing … Continue reading Artificial Intelligence Coaching research

An Introduction to forthcoming conceptual work from the International Centre for Coaching and Mentoring Studies at Oxford Brookes University We would like to draw your attention to the next issue of Philosophy of Coaching: An International Journal … Continue reading Research news from Oxford Brookes