By Samantha Krajina (Australia) Ideally, when women think of romance, they think of the knight in shining armour bearing roses and chocolates. When you think about it, it is a very high expectation set of men and an immense pressure to get it right. When men think of romance,
By Zornitsa Stefanova (Bulgaria) My relationship with myself, everyone’s relationship with himself – the most wonderful, challenging, fulfilling, and powerful and far too often the most disregarded personal relationship of all. Some years ago I became aware that it is of utmost importance for me as a coach to
By Dawn Campbell (France) “Food is the most widely abused anti-anxiety drug.”- Bill Phillips A preoccupation with food can become a fatal attraction. Compulsive eaters dig graves with their teeth while anorexics starve themselves to death. If you are being consumed by this secret relationship, take heart, there is
By Dr Justine Huxley (United Kingdom) None of us enjoy conflict. It’s uncomfortable. Most of us attempt to resolve it as fast as possible, or run away at top speed. Sadly, this means we miss out on a wealth of potential for development, learning, intimacy and spiritual growth. Approached
By Alan Wilson (United Kingdom) Coaching has already transformed corporates and businesses. With our Parent Champion Programme, parents from ‘dyjevonsfunctional’ families in deprived areas are becoming natural and intuitive coaches, generating sustainable transformations, in only 16 weeks of 2 hours a week. But we had to challenge the following
By Alex Khrapov (Switzerland) There are many reasons why the coaching profession is so attractive. Few careers allow you to be totally mobile, modern technology allows you to work with clients across the globe. As a coach you can set your own fees and gain control of your financial
By Malcolm Nicholson (United Kingdom) Relationship coaching is an area traditionally associated with Life Coaching. Just as the family unit over the last few decades has become more complex than ever before, so have organisations. A two thousand year old command and control pyramid dating back to the Roman
By Piers Thurston (Australia) Relationships, the ability to relate and connect, are like a watermark behind everything we encounter in the game of life. As coaches, our clients often present it to us overtly as a specific topic e.g. ‘I need to work on my relationship(s)’, but really it
By Paula Jones (United Kingdom) Friendship groups are rife with politics and the potential to turn nasty. When you put a group of people together, it’s easy to get along on a superficial level, but once real personalities start to emerge, it can become difficult to maintain a friendship,
By Jevon Dangeli (South Africa) This article introduces ideas that can help to broaden your perspective as well as shift perceptual positions, no matter how complicated your interaction with another may be. With a broader view and a multiple perception stand-point you will have greater freedom to choose mindful
