In Conversation with Reinhard Stelter

05/18/20 • 36 min

In today’s episode we’re in conversation with Dr Reinhard Stelter, professor and head of the Coaching Psychology Unit at the University of Copenhagen. Witness the ‘with-ness’ as Dr Stelter tells us why he prefers the term ‘lingering’ to ‘coaching’, his approach to the use of values, and his view of coaching as a potential tool for social change. It’s a bit of philosophical deep-dive so get your tea (or beverage of choice), get comfy, and enjoy the conversation.

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