Do you have any suggestions for workshops in the area of coaching psychology that you could run for us in 2010? If you are a chartered psychologist and are interested, please contact us at [email protected]
For further information please go to the events page of our website and download a copy of the call for proposals document.
http://www.sgcp.org.uk/events/03apr2006$.cfm
Events are regularly advertised through our website, forum and email list. If you are not signed up for these, find the details of how to do so at http://www.sgcp.org.uk/join.cfm
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The symposium submission deadline is now 13th July
The poster submission deadline is now 27th July.
We look forward to receiving you submissions. For more info go to:
http://www.sgcp.org.uk/conference/call-for-papers$.cfm
Vicky
SGCP Chair
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BPS Offices, Tabernacle St, London
6pm - 8:30pm
Max will be talking about how you can evaluate your coaching; helping you to get clear about what works, what could be better, and how this information can be used to secure more business. This will be an interactive talk incorporating group discussions; encouraging feedback from the audience to create an arena for sharing ideas and learning from each other. The session will last approximately one hour, followed by an opportunity for networking.
Wine/soft drinks/snacks will be served.
Members £10, Non-members £15.
To book contact: Tracey White at [email protected]
Each attendee will receive a Workshop attendance certificate as evidence for CPD Logbooks or Practitioner-in-Training Logbooks.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Vicky
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Measuring the Effectiveness of Coaching Interventions - A Networking Evening Event
Facilitator: Dr Max Blumberg
Date: 25th June 2009 , 6.00pm to 8.30pm
Location: The British Psychological Society, 30 Tabernacle Street, LONDON, EC2A 4UE
Come along to our first SGCP evening event - a very topical discussion combined with an informal networking evening.
Our speaker, Dr. Max Blumberg (www.maxb.com) will be talking about how to prove the value of workforce performance improvement interventions such as coaching and then using this information to improve effectiveness. During the session, Max has offered to help a few audience members develop coaching measures for their own practices as a means of illustrating the simplicity of the approach.
As you can see from the above web link, Max has a wealth of experience regarding this subject on which to draw and emphasises that coaching measurement is a journey; no one starts out perfectly, but to prove the value of your coaching, you need at some point to get onto the measurement train. The evening should therefore provide plenty of thought provoking morsels on which to chew.
Other morsels served will be light refreshments!
So come along and meet Max and network with other coaching psychologists over a glass of something.
The cost is £10 for SGCP members and £15 for non-members. Space is limited to 40 delegate's only so book now to avoid disappointment.
We look forward to welcoming you!
For booking information and to download a booking form please see the 'News Page' of the SGCP website www.sgcp.org.uk or please contact Tracy White, E-mail: [email protected]
Each attendee will receive a Workshop attendance certificate as evidence for CPD Logbooks or Practitioner-in-Training Logbooks.
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Professor Ernesto Spinelli Presents:
Working With Uncertainty - An Existential Perspective for Coaching Psychologists
A one day workshop to be held at the
BPS London Office, Tabernacle Street, London.
22nd May 2009
11am-5pm
Registration from 10.30am
As a result of the current world-wide economic crisis, responding to and living with uncertainty has become a particularly relevant issue for leaders, managers and organisations This workshop will present key ideas from existential psychology focused on the issues raised by uncertainty as it pertains to coaching within organisations. It will address how to draw out and work with the (often) implicit fears and concerns experienced by coachees when facing uncertainty so that the creative and constructive possibilities of uncertainty may be enhanced and incorporated into both organisational practice and identity. This will be done through both theoretical and case study discussion and practical exercises. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring their own case material for discussion.
You will learn:
- Key principles from existential theory that are pertinent to coaching in general and to issues related to uncertainty and meaning in particular.
- Practical ways of working existentially within a coaching framework with particular emphasis on the exploration of uncertainty
- How to utilise the coaching relationship itself as a means of clarifying the coachee’s experience of uncertainty.
It is particularly relevant in the current climate of uncertainty and change.
Professor Ernesto Spinelli has gained an international reputation as one of the leading contemporary trainers and theorists of existential analysis as applied to psychology and psychotherapy and, more recently, the related arena of coaching, and conflict mediation. He is a Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS) as well as a founding member of the BPS Special Group in Coaching Psychology and an APECS accredited executive coach and coaching supervisor.
For booking information and to download a booking form please see the
‘News Page’ of the SGCP website www.sgcp.org.uk or please contact
Tracy White, Email: [email protected]
A conference fee of £90 for SGCP, BPS DOP and Association for Coaching Members /£120 for Non-Members /£65 for part-time students /£45 for full-time students, needs to be paid, in advance, to secure a place at the event (all prices inc. VAT).
Space is limited to 50 delegates only.
Each attendee will receive a Workshop attendance certificate as evidence for CPD Logbooks or Practitioner-in-Training Logbooks.
]]>I'm part of the group that's organising this years conference, and thought I'd take the opportunity of getting your input - whilst we still have some time to shape things.
We're hosting the conference at Royal Holloway univerisyty, Egham (15th and 16th December)
The title is changing perspectives - with a number of topical themes.
We think that developing a stronger sense of community as coaching psychologists is helpful
What I'm curious to know is:
What are the ideas that you have that may strengthen the sense of community at the conference?
What would make our conference 'unmissable' for you?
Really looking forward to hearing from you.
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