Coaching and Mentoring Best Practice - Both Sides of the Coin

How many times have you wished you had said something in a different way? Relationships underpin everything at home, work and in our local communities and are key to our wellbeing and success. Today we’ll be getting some top tips on how coaching can be used to enable people to build better relationships. Joining podcast host, Jenny Butter, is Majella Rowe and her client Martha Lopez. Majella is based in Dublin, Ireland and is an accredited Life and Relationships Coach. Martha is from Mexico and she wanted coaching to enable her to connect and bond with her family during a stressful time.

Both sides of the argument from two highly successful coaches who have very different opinions on whether you need a coaching niche to be successful. Curly Martin is a leading authority on life coach training and teaches her life coaching students that niche is important. On the other side of the argument is, Maria Hocking. Maria was one of Curly’s students and she had problems finding a niche so she decided not to choose one and has become very established. Hosted by Jenny Butter.

How do you coach clients who want to lose weight but soon fall off the wagon? Today's episode explores some of the complex layers involved, including the emotional relationship people have with food, and provides some superb tips. Podcast host, Jenny Butter, talks to Tammy Valta-Nijhof and her client Katerina Lambrou. Tammy is based in the Netherlands and is an Integrative Nutrition Health Coach. She coaches individuals as well as groups on wellness, nutritional education, weight management, and long term lifestyle interventions and changes. Her client, Katerina is from Greece, is 59 years old, and a mother of 2.

In today's podcast you'll get top tips on how to have tough conversations with clients, as well as find out how behavourial assessments can help. Host, Jenny Butter, talks to Ken Keis and Murray Lengyel. Ken is a global authority on behavioural assessments and an expert in leadership, purpose, and wellness. Murray Lengyel uses the Personal Style Indicator assessment which Ken's company owns. Murray is an Executive and Business coach and isn’t afraid of having tough conversations with those he is working with to produce great results.

How authentic are you as a coach? In this podcast, host Jenny Butter talks about the importance of authenticity with coach Jackie Meek and her client Autumn Hunt. Jackie runs Future Path Life Coaching and supports professional mums to move from surviving to thriving. Jackie has a strong backstory, which explains why she has chosen this niche and she believes strongly that authenticity underpins great coaching. Autumn is the mother of three children.

How much time do you waste - looking for great resources to aid your coaching - on topics such as career ,anxiety, confidence, time management, motivation and leadership, so you don’t have to re-invent the wheel? In today’s podcast you’ll find out where you can find practical tools to use which you can brand and edit to fit your style of coaching. Interview with Emma-Louise Elsey who runs The Coaching Tools Company and her client, Melissa Hankins, a coach for physicians experiencing burnout, uses Emma’s tools! Hosted by Jenny Butter.

What would it mean for your coaching and for your clients if you got to the heart of the matter — every time? In today’s podcast, hosted by Jenny Butter, you’ll learn rarely taught coaching tips from coaching mentor Marion Franklin, author of The Heart of Laser Focused Coaching, that will immediately elevate your coaching and enable you to avoid the common pitfalls.

Accredited coach Janice Wilburn and her client Sharon Jones talk about powerful coaching questions, what to do when a client gets stuck and what coaches need to know from a client's perspective. Hosted by Jenny Butter

Wendy Buckingham, founder of LifeCoachingProfessionally.com tells new and aspiring life coaches what they really need to know and lets them know where to find free resources. Hosted by Jenny Butter.