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26 APRIL 2016 WE ARE SUPPORTING
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AGENDA 09.15 Introduction and welcome by Kim Morgan 09.30 Keynote Address by John Leary-Joyce ‘Gestalt in Coaching’ 11.00
Coffee Break
11.30 – 13.00
Workshop One
13.00 – 14.15
Lunch & networking
14.15 – 15.45
Workshop Two
15.45
Coffee Break
16.15 – 17.00 Kim Morgan in conversation with Suzy Greaves
We have a photographer and videographer documenting the conference today. Please let a member of staff know if you would prefer not to be caught on camera. Coombe Abbey wifi code: 03AB705547
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WE LCOM E
This year marks 15 years since I launched Barefoot’s flagship Business and Personal Coaching course. This anniversary has given me cause to reflect on how much has changed since 2001. When I first started Barefoot, the idea of coaching was often met with ridicule and even opposition. Today many organisations aspire to create a coaching culture and I have begun to notice a coaching mind-set seeping into the media, education and healthcare sectors too. I’ve even noticed road signs which encourage us, in a coaching style, to “take your litter home, others do.” I’m delighted that in 2016 coaching is widely accepted as a valuable personal and professional development
intervention and I’m equally excited that there is still so much opportunity for the industry to continue to grow and mature. So, today I am inviting you to celebrate (without modesty) your personal contribution to the coaching industry. Share your success stories with other coaches today and take time to stop and acknowledge how much good you have done by being a coach. I congratulate you for your courage to do something meaningful in the world and for your commitment to your ongoing development, which is demonstrated by your being here today. Kim Morgan Managing Director Barefoot Coaching Ltd
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WORKSHOP
HOW TO END THE CIVIL WAR IN OUR HEADS Richard Wilkins the cloisters
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
GESTALT IN COACHING John Leary-Joyce the marquee
The ever-inspirational John LearyJoyce is a senior executive coach and pioneer of Gestalt coaching. In today’s keynote address John will distil a lifetime’s experience of Gestalt psychotherapy, coaching and coach training, exploring the psychological theory that underpins the Gestalt approach as well as Gestalt coaching in action. Q. Describe the essence of what you do in one sentence. A. I help people discover the energy and vitality they need to have happier, richer lives. Q. What or who has been the biggest influence in your life? A. Probably my wife. Over 35 years we have grown and changed together through good and bad times.
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Expect a totally unique experience from Richard. He will share how he takes people beyond the negative voice in their heads to discover their real selves. Q. Describe the essence of what you do in one sentence. A. I teach people how to choose how they feel by ignoring the negative voice in their head. Q. What has been the peak experience of your career? A. Hearing from people who say they wouldn’t be alive if they hadn’t heard my message.
DESCRIBE THE ESSENCE OF WHAT YOU DO IN ONE SENTENCE.
WORKSHOP
BUILDING YOUR DIGITAL PERSONAL BRAND Susan Hallam the walnut
Your personal brand is one of your most important assets, and it encompasses your reputation, your relationships, your authority, and your expertise. In this practical workshop you will learn how you can use your website, social media including Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook, email marketing, and online advertising to build your digital brand. Q. Describe the essence of what you do in one sentence. A. I make businesses more successful using digital technologies. Q. What’s your favourite place – and why? A. The Chesapeake Bay in Maryland, USA. I spent every summer there as a child with my extended family, and still go there every year. It is an extraordinarily beautiful waterway, and riding on our boat to a local waterfront restaurant for a few drinks and a meal is perfection.
WHAT'S YOUR FAVOURITE PLACE - AND WHY?
WORKSHOP
COACHING CULTURE – IS THERE SUCH A THING? Christian van Nieuwerburgh the stuart
In this workshop Christian will explore what exactly is meant by the term “coaching culture” and what it means for coaches who work in professional contexts. Q. What’s your favourite place – and why? A. Sydney, Australia. Positive people, “give it a go” culture, weather, beaches, excellent coaching and positive psychology initiatives. Q. What do you never leave home without? A. Sunglasses—just in case the sun comes out!
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Q. What has been the peak experience of your career? A. Interviewing Oprah Winfrey. I am a huge fan. She was as wise and wonderful in real life as she is on the TV. I love her.
IN CONVERSATION EVENT
KIM MORGAN WITH SUZY GREAVES the marquee
Q. What or who has been the biggest influence in your life? A. The belief that – you can’t always control what happens but you can control how you react to it and that’s the difference between a happy life and a miserable one.
Experienced coach, author of 4 bestselling coaching books, editor of Psychologies Magazine: Suzy Greaves has her finger on the pulse of all things coaching related. In an honest and open conversation with Kim, Suzy will share her story and her top tips on being a successful coach and author. Suzy is on a mission to take coaching and psychology out into the world and we are sure that her passion and enthusiasm will inspire you to do great things.
> Take a look into Kim’s coaching casebook in her monthly Psychologies Magazine column.
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WHAT OR WHO HAS BEEN THE BIGGEST INFLUENCE IN YOUR LIFE?
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