Many of us overindulge our cravings for food and alcohol during the holidays, but does it really have to be like that every year? Continue…
The Year That Was – 2018 Done and Dusted
Time is such a slippery thing. On the one hand this year feels like it has flashed past and yet when we started digging in to all our achievements as a company this year, 2018 all of a sudden started to feel like a very long and jam packed year. Everything grew in 2018, our Continue Reading…
Designing A Trusting Space in Coaching
The foundation of coaching is our partnership with the client but the concept of trust is the mortar in this foundation. It is expressed in the skill Continue…
The More the Merrier- The Power of Group Coaching
Simply put, group coaching is coaching in a group. However, there are several different ways to approach this. You could have one, some, or all the members of the group do the coaching. Continue…
Get Published in the ICA Blog
We are opening up our blog to guests as an opportunity for our ICA community to not only have their portfolios published Continue…
The Secret of Great Managers: Coach Your Team
Few people in our careers can have as much impact as our managers. When they are good, they propel us forward and make us feel good Continue…
Coaching Towards Greater Mental Health
Erich Jordan a registered coach in good standing with Coaches & Mentors of South Africa (COMENSA) and hold a PCC certification from the International Coaching Federation (ICF). Continue…
[Audio Replay] Trends in Corporate Coaching
By Robyn Logan How has Corporate Coaching changed in the last few years? Last week we held a public call to discuss some recent trends Continue…
Coach Trainer – Razan Z. Kilani
Razan Z. Kilani is a passionate Emotional Intelligence PCC Coach. A happily married and a proud mom of 2 beautiful kids. Holds MA in Media and Cultural Studies (Bristol/ UK). Continue…
Coach like a child – The Power of Curiosity
In coaching, this is a sure way to fail to serve our clients. It’s not about us, it’s about them. We can use our own wisdom and life experiences. Continue…
