Ben Emmens 
As working coaches, we appreciate how important it is to find practical ways to get ourselves into the ‘right state’ for a coaching conversation. Our role is to provide a … Read on…
How is coaching used to support vulnerable children and young people? We talked to Sheila Kehoe, who has piloted a scheme to provide coaching support to children in care in … Read on…
I was recently lucky enough to be admiring the mountains in Fjord land New Zealand and learning that in fact the mountains that looked so strong and permanent to me are in fact growing at the same pace as my finger nails.
In the early days of our journey together, back in late 2012, the Coaching Story founders sketched out – literally, on a paper napkin, in a coffee shop! – a draft model that describes our distinctive approach to coaching.
We have talked a lot about a coach being conscious and intentional about how they will support the coachee as they develop their thinking. What follows in this model is an attempt to map this out over the flow of a coaching session.
In 2013, following the success of the ENHAnce program, one of World Vision’s managers who had himself been coached as part of that programme invited the Coaching Story team to … Read on…
The Start Network’s three-year Talent Development project, led by Save the Children UK, is being delivered in various locations by a consortium of four agencies comprising Save the Children, Oxfam, the … Read on…
Back in 2010, Sara and Ben had an opportunity to work with the Consortium of British Humanitarian Agencies – a consortium of International Non-Governmental Organisations (INGOs) known as the CBHA. … Read on…
It’s the beginning of a new chapter in our story… 2017 sees the Coaching Story team developing a new website… a place where we can share and signpost resources with our communities of coaches, … Read on…