Clear Coaching with Belinda Baillie

By Robert Holmes | coaching

May 30

Why is being present to your client, and vulnerable with them so important to great outcomes? Coach Belinda Baillie explores this session from the ICF conference 2013 with us and gives tips and  techniques for using it.

Episode 2 – Belinda Baillie, The Global Coaching Academy

Title: “Clear Coaching. The role of emotions and vulnerability in coaching”

Broadcast date: 30 May, 2013

SHOW NOTES

(58 minutes)

  1. The Global Coaching Academy – www.globalcoach.com.au
  2. Daniel Goleman – emotional intelligence http://danielgoleman.info/topics/emotional-intelligence/
  3. Brene Brown – The Gifts of Imperfection http://www.brenebrown.com/books/
  4. Brene Brown – TED talk on whole heartedness – www.ted.com/talks/brene_brown_on_vulnerability.html
  5. Steve Zolezi (2008) school psychologist – based on Asay & Lambert 1999 Murphy
  6. Integrated intelligence – mbraining Grant Soosalu www.mbraining.com
  7. ICF Australasia 2013 conference session notes – www.frazerholmes.com/resources/podcast/belinda-baillie-notes.pdf

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About the Author

Robert is an expert in the science of human behaviour and performance enhancement with a passion for neurology, leadership and the psychology of potential. He believes it is important to bring hard science to coaching, and that coaching practices be evidence based and research backed. Robert is a founding partner at Frazer, Holmes Coaching and current Director of Brand and Marketing for the International Coach Federation Australasia (ICFA). Robert is a professionally certified coach (PCC) with over 20 years of business experience and an ICF Accredited Mentor Coach. He is an Associate at the National Speaker's Association, a member of the Coaching Psychology interest group at the APS, a certified Action Learning Coach, a Member of the Australian Institute of Management Consultants.

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