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Press Release:
Changing your perspective?
2nd European Coaching Psychology Conference 2009
This dynamic conference shares the impact of coaching on Hope and Wisdom, effective Transition, Engagement and Performance, Health and Well-being and explores how to strengthen coaching practice.
The 2nd European Coaching Psychology Conference will be held at Royal Holloway, University of London, on Tuesday 15th and Wednesday 16th December 2009, sponsored and organised by the British Psychological Society’s Special Group in Coaching Psychology.
Coaching psychologists, coaches, psychologists and coaching buyers are gathering from around Europe and beyond in a purpose built conference facility at Royal Holloway, University of London. Bookings are open on-line at www.sgcp.org.uk
Leading national and international coaching psychologists will present the latest research and thinking in this exciting and fast moving discipline. Masterclasses offer the opportunity for personal experiential learning with leading thinkers and practitioners at the heart of this field. There is significant choice for all with topics including coaching and organisational change, coaching leaders and leader impact, stress and coaching in sport, transpersonal coaching and team coaching.
Whether delegates are working in sports, business, the health sector, in organisations or with private individuals, the event is designed to help them gain valuable insight and significant learning. Our delegates report great satisfaction with previous events, describing the 1st European conference as "excellent and very friendly, providing another fantastic learning experience and opportunity to reflect on practice where the energy and enthusiasm comes across at what is a very smooth and very well organized event"
Vicky Ellam-Dyson, Chair of the SGCP, said; ‘This is a truly exciting time for coaching psychology at a national and international level’. She added ‘we are delighted to be hosting this event, the depth and diversity of the programme means we are looking forward to a very lively and inspiring conference’.
The Scientific Board Chair, Professor Stephen Palmer, said, ‘The number and quality of submissions to this conference have been high. We have a range of high quality papers and skills based workshops on the conference themes. This conference will inspire coaching psychologists, coaches and buyers interested in evidence based practice.'
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Shara Maynard, Press Officer, Tel: 07941 867767. e-mail [email protected]
Date: Thursday 3rd December 2009
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