Working With Coaching - Going deeper with dual
practice
This interactive Working with Coaching event will explore dual practice in greater depth, responding to member feedback for the Division to “go deeper” into how dual-qualified practitioners actually work.
The three-part format will give delegates access to expert reflection, Division insight and direct audience participation on key issues such as ethics, boundaries, integration, client suitability and practitioner identity in dual practice.
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Programme
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| 9.30am - 9.40am | Welcome and introductions with Gemma Levitas and Coaching Divison Exec |
| 9.40am - 10.40am |
Presenter TBC (45 minute presentation followed by 15 minute live Q&A) |
| 10.40am-10.55am | |
| 10.55am –11.55am |
Insight to Action – A model for therapeutic coaching, presented by Julia Phippard (45 minute presentation followed by 15 minute live Q&A) |
| 11.55am –12.10pm | Break |
| 12.10pm-12.55pm | Live panel discussion featuring the presenters and members of the Coaching Division Executive. This is an opportunity to ask questions about Therapeutic Coaching in practice. The panel members will use this time to offer curiosity and insight with a focus on dual-practice in action. |
This programme is subject to change.
Welcome and Introductions
9.30am-9.40am
Our host, Gemma Levitas, who is also the chair of the coaching division, will be joined by members of the Coaching Exec to introduce this event.
9.40am-10.40am
Presentation TBC
Insight to Action- A model for therapeutic coaching
10.55am-11.55am
The session will explore the development of Insight to Action, an integrative therapeutic coaching model that combines person-centred therapyandcoaching into a coherent approach for working withclients.
Sharingmyjourney, from leading large-scale transformation programmes, to executive coaching, to becoming a BACP-accredited psychotherapist, I will reflect on how these disciplines have influenced my practice and led me to question the traditional boundaries between coaching and therapy. I will share how I have re-imagined the Personal Consultancy model to create an approach that retains the relational depth of therapy while maintaining a clear focus on individualinsight andpurposeful action.
The session aims to stimulate discussion about the evolving identity of therapeutic coaching, the opportunities and challenges of integrating coaching and counselling and how practitioners can work with greater psychological depth while remaining goal-focused. Participants will be invited to consider where therapeutic coaching sits within their own practice, how insight can be translated into sustainable behavioural change and how an integrative model can support clients. The session is intended to encourage reflection, professional dialogue and the exchange of ideas.