AC Coaching Conversations: Coaching Dyslexic People 

“Neurodiversity recognises that everyone’s brain is wired differently, and that everyone has their own unique ways of thinking, interacting and experiencing the world.”

We are delighted to bring to life another article featured in our quarterly Coaching Perspectives magazine, this time focusing on Coaching for All.

Join our next AC Coaching Conversation on Tuesday, 19 September, where Clare Manning will interview Thomas Imfeld live on LinkedIn.

An estimated 15-20% of the global population is neurodiverse – over a billion people.

How much talent potential is going to waste when they are overlooked at work and what can coaches do to help drive forward change?

Working together, employers, dyslexic employees, and internal and external coaches can shape the workforce for the better.

Our AC Coaching Conversations bring you authors featured in the latest issue of Coaching Perspectives. The July 2023 edition focuses on Coaching for All.

Bring your questions for Thomas to LinkedIn Live on Tuesday, 19 September. 

Who is this LinkedIn Live for?

New Coaches, Seasoned Coaches, Executive Coaches, Personal or Career Coaches, Health Coaches, Coaching Supervisors, Team Coaches, Leader Coaches, HR /OD Professionals, Internal Coaches.

Preparation

Please read the article Coaching Dyslexic People by Thomas Imfeld ahead of the LinkedIn Live event in the latest edition of the Coaching Perspectives magazine (Issue 38, July 2023). We will share the PDF article in the booking confirmation. 

Guest Bio

Thomas Imfeld, MA, MCOF, AC member and dyslexic thinker – is founder and director of bullseye international GmbH in Germany and Luxembourg. His focus is on unleashing potential in individuals and small teams by applying global and cross-cultural coaching.

Drawing upon the diverse transnational industry and public sector experience, and as a member of the dyslexic tribe himself, Thomas supports organizations with diversity and inclusion mindsets to reach meaningful, important objectives. 

Host Bio

Clare Manning is an experienced Coach, Supervisor, Mediator, Trainer, and Facilitator. She has worked in the field for over a decade and specializes in Leadership Development, Intercultural communication, and well-being.

Clare has been a manager in Higher Education for the last 15 years and has always loved helping people to develop, acquire new skills and progress. Life Coaching was a natural next step for her as she wanted to put her intuition, creativity and listening skills to even better use and do more immediate work with individuals.

For any questions, please contact us at digitallearning@associationforcoaching.com