Coaching and Mentoring Best Practice - Both Sides of the Coin

Wendy Buckingham, founder of LifeCoachingProfessionally.com tells new and aspiring life coaches what they really need to know and lets them know where to find free resources. Hosted by Jenny Butter.

With so many people facing redundancy at the moment the need for coaches to have a tool bag filled with career coaching top tips is bigger than ever. In August's podcast we find out about CV best practice as well as some other vital need to know career coaching pointers. Host, Jenny Butter, speaks to Lynn Tulip a Career Development Professional who enables her clients to get jobs and to her client Kerry Dobney who works in hospitality.

Negative self-talk, most of us know what this feels like and how it can hold us back. As coaches, how can we help both our clients and ourselves, reprogramme the negative thoughts in our head for good?

Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, are Paul Boehnke and his client Mary. Paul is an experienced Life Coach with a demonstrated history of helping those who let self-doubt and self-judgment hold them back. His client, Mary, is a musician based in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Do you have clients whose partners are often away with work? Many couples experience short periods apart, however, there are a lot of professions that mean partners are away for longer periods, often months and years at a time. In this podcast, as coaches, we get some top tips about how to work with couples and families who live in split locations. Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, are Rhoda Bangerter and Florence Reisch. Rhoda is an expat coach who works with people whose partners are often away from home, helping them navigate the stress and use the distance to their best advantage. Florence, also a coach, received coaching from Rhoda to help her prepare for her husband living in another country while she and her children lived in a third country.