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Research into Coaching & Introversion

Posted By Andrew Elson, 14 April 2022
Dear Fellow AC Members, I am a coach and lecturer, based at the University of Gloucestershire and I am doing research for my MBA for which I'd like to interview Coaches on Coaching and Introversion. This will involve introverted coaches (as identified by their Myers-Briggs score) being interviewed by me via Teams. My research questions and objectives will aim to explore the following: Why might introversion in professional coaches be a valuable asset? A study of the personality types of Executive Coaches through the lens of the Myers Briggs Type Indicator and what this could mean for coaching practice. To explore through the literature the influence of being a certain introverted personality type as defined by the Myers Briggs test have on practices, relationships, and outcomes for Executive coaches and their clients. To investigate via a qualitative study the impact of this personality type on coaching practices. To develop a better understanding of how this personality type influences the work of coaches. If you would be willing to help me, then please read the attached and get in contact. Thank you in advance, Andy Elson Email: AndrewElson@hotmail.com or Aelson1@glos.ac.uk

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Research on Coaching and Coaching Supervision - New Special Interest Group (AC Research SIG)

Posted By Margaret Barr, 11 January 2021
Updated: 11 January 2021

Are you interested in research on coaching and coaching supervision? Would you like to meet with like-minded others? The first meeting of the AC's Research SIG will be held on 17 February 2021, where we hope to share our interest, and decide on the purpose of the group. The times are below. Global time differences make scheduling a challenge, and in future we may rotate the times to suit member interest.

17 February 2021

New York: 09:00-10:00

London/Lisbon: 14:00-15:00

Central European Time: 15:00-16:00

Turkey: 17:00-18:00

Dubai: 18:00-19:00

Asia Pacific/Sydney: Too late at night, but please let us know if you are interested.

If you would like to attend the call (on Zoom), please contact Alexandra Morgan, alexandra.morgan@dmu.ac.uk, or Margaret Barr, supervisionadmin@associationforcoaching.com with a note of your specific area of interest, or for a chat.

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