Meditation for Coaches
Alan Ashley will be holding a Meditation for Coaches Workshop on the 28th of June, at the Columbia Hotel in London.
This exploration will demonstrate how meditation can help coaches to notice their somatic responses to clients, support a deeper level of presence, and offer the opportunity of broadening the range of creative responses and interventions.
During the session Ashley will :
1. Introduce participants to mindfulness and concentration meditation practices
2. Explore levels of awareness, and their influence on decision making in the coaching process
3. Catalyse reflection on the self/other boundary (subject/object dichotomy) in the coaching relationship
Alan Ashley (also known as Jnanagarbha) is a coach and development consultant, as well as ordained Buddhist. This unusual background gives him a particular depth of experience in change and personal development, and a great breadth of resources to draw on to support others in their learning and growth.
He combines his secular work as an organisational coach with teaching meditation and Buddhism, and also provides workshops for coaches and consultants. He has spoken on Buddhism for Barclays Wealth, and delivered sessions for the Sadler Heath network.
For more information, visit www.londoncoachinggroup.co.uk.
This exploration will demonstrate how meditation can help coaches to notice their somatic responses to clients, support a deeper level of presence, and offer the opportunity of broadening the range of creative responses and interventions.
During the session Ashley will :
1. Introduce participants to mindfulness and concentration meditation practices
2. Explore levels of awareness, and their influence on decision making in the coaching process
3. Catalyse reflection on the self/other boundary (subject/object dichotomy) in the coaching relationship
Alan Ashley (also known as Jnanagarbha) is a coach and development consultant, as well as ordained Buddhist. This unusual background gives him a particular depth of experience in change and personal development, and a great breadth of resources to draw on to support others in their learning and growth.
He combines his secular work as an organisational coach with teaching meditation and Buddhism, and also provides workshops for coaches and consultants. He has spoken on Buddhism for Barclays Wealth, and delivered sessions for the Sadler Heath network.
For more information, visit www.londoncoachinggroup.co.uk.
