Coaching and Mentoring Best Practice - Both Sides of the Coin

What coaching business practice is right for me? Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, are Jerri Udelson and her client Hillary Price.  Jerri has often been called a “coaching pioneer and visionary.” She is the founder of International Coaching Week, now in its 23rd year and celebrated across the globe. Her coaching company, Entrepreneurial Coaching and Consulting, helps entrepreneurs, self-employed professionals, and real estate agents grow their businesses quickly and strategically while creating lives they love outside of work. Jerri’s client, Hillary Price, is an insurance broker to high net worth individuals.  She’s been building a referral-based business and is very successful at it.   

“Mindset Priming does for coaching -  what colour did, for black-and-white TV  – it takes it to a whole new level”. That’s one of the bits of feedback received about the mindset priming technique, which we learn about in this episode of Both Sides of the Coin. Joining host, Jenny Butter,  are Jeremy Glyn and Syliva Howe. Jeremy is an accredited coach and trainer, and author of “Achieving happiness is easy as ABC". He has developed an integrated approach to his work called Mindset Priming, which enables coaches and therapists to work with their clients at a more profound level. Using the Mindset priming approach, coaches are able to access their clients' subconscious aspirations, hopes, beliefs, doubts, and fears, and by addressing these, put people on the path to greater success and fulfillment.
Jeremy’s client, Sylvia Howe, specialises in communication. She has been a journalist, an editor and is working on her second novel. 

Many of our clients, and perhaps if we’re honest also ourselves, desire to improve our self-esteem and confidence so we can live happier lives. But where do we begin? In this episode, podcast host, Jenny Butter, speaks to David Rahman and his client Tracey Hill. For the past 17 years, David’s helped countless people overcome their self-esteem and confidence issues, enabling them to live happier lives. He’s an international keynote speaker, an Accredited Coach and has just written a book called "Let it Go – How to stop your past from ruining your future". His client, Tracey is a highly successful sales representative within the double glazing industry. She realised that her anxiety and low moods were affecting both her work and personal relationships, so decided to work with David to overcome her mental and emotional challenges.

As coaches, how can we help our clients unclutter their minds, make powerful decisions, and take inspired action? Today we’ll be going back to the coaching fundamental - goal setting. Joining host, Jenny Butter, are Sunday Marbach and her client Patricia Pollow. Sunday is a life coach and brings previous experience as a lay counsellor with her, to her role as a coach. 
Patricia works as a ‘passionate’ Teaching Assistant in a bilingual school in Zürich, Switzerland. She enjoys multitasking but found it didn’t help her accomplish her goals, hence she decided to work with Sunday to get on track.

It goes without saying that last year was a very hard year for millions of people across the globe. Hopes are high for 2021 but as coaches how can we help our clients thrive still within the parameters we face? Joining podcast Jenny Butter, are Tessa Armstrong and her client Jenny, another Jenny! Tessa is an award-winning accredited career coach and author.  Jenny worked as a Regional Fundraising Manager for the charity Help for Heroes but was made redundant due to the pandemic. Working with Tessa she now has a new vision which she is excited to achieve over this coming year.

Today is White Ribbon Day.  Thousands of people across the UK will stand up, speak out, and say no to violence against women. As coaches, we have a responsibility to work in best practice when coaching survivors of domestic abuse to ensure our clients move forward in a positive way.

Joining host, Jenny Butter on Both Sides of the Coin, is Louise Borthwick. Louise is a highly experienced psychological relationship coach and advocates for relationship health. She works with people who have been in difficult relationships and shares with Jenny some top coaching tips.

Remember that if you or someone you know is in distress in a domestic violence situation in the UK, you can dial 999, stay silent, then either cough or press 55, and police assistance will come to the address.

Do you want to take your coaching business to the next stage? In the current climate, what is the right stage for you? In today’s podcast you’ll find out some top tips on what you need to think about - and focus on - so your time and effort is well spent. Joining host Jenny Butter, are Ruby Mcguire and Emma Cossey. Ruby is a Business Mastery and Mindset Queen. She helps her clients to create a successful mindset and master their business. Ruby’s client is Emma, she’s a coach for freelancers and has been building up her own business for ten years.

Some people find it a boring necessity, others love to learn. What do you need to consider when choosing the right CPD option for you?

Joining Podcast Host, Jenny Butter, are Michelle Lucas and her client Katie Ellis.  Michelle is the founder of Greenfields Consultancy and provides coaches with a range of flexible CPD options. Her client Katie is a senior civil servant with the UK Government. Over the past year, as part of her job, Katie has been coaching staff who also work for the civil service. This prompted her to develop her coaching skills and she’s looking forward to applying what she’s learnt. 

Do you or one of your clients experience depression or anxiety? The chances are that the answer is yes. Coaching on this topic can help clients uncover the reasons underlying their anxiety and help them develop tools to cope with stressful situations. Joining host, Jenny Butter, is Shari Lewison-Frisch a family crises coach who specialises in working with parents of teenagers who self-harm harm and she also coaches people with depression and anxiety. Her client Beth has recently retired from being a probation officer and social worker. She contacted Shari to arrange some coaching after she found herself suffering from depression and anxiety despite running support groups on these topics for others.

With so many people facing redundancy at the moment the need for coaches to have a tool bag filled with career coaching top tips is bigger than ever. In August's podcast we find out about CV best practice as well as some other vital need to know career coaching pointers. Host, Jenny Butter, speaks to Lynn Tulip a Career Development Professional who enables her clients to get jobs and to her client Kerry Dobney who works in hospitality.