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Coaching Voices: The Association for Coaching Podcast

Association for Coaching
Coaching
Leadership
Neurodiversity
Coaching Supervision
Coaching Culture
Emotional Intelligence
Self-Awareness
Leadership Development
Mental Health
Artificial Intelligence
Love
Professional Development
Workplace Culture
Diversity and Inclusion
Well-Being
Human-Centric Leadership
Association For Coaching
Creativity
Spirituality
Love In Coaching

Coaching Voices brings you helpful, diverse conversations with coaches, thought leaders, academics and industry innovators: the people that are shaping what great coaching looks like today. We believe the best ideas come from a variety of perspectives, so each week you'll hear voices from across the coaching world; from a variety of different backgrounds, specialisms and experiences who share thei... more

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In episode 4 of our Psychology in Coaching series, host Lucy Whitehall talks with her longtime mentor David Prince about the psychology behind conversations that begin without ever being called coaching. With no formal psychology training, David desc... more

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In episode 3 of our Psychology in Coaching series, Julia Carden, coach, researcher and author of You're Not as Self-Aware as You Think You Are, admits that one of her regrets is not studying psychology. Yet her coaching work has taken her deep into q... more

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In the second episode of our Psychology in Coaching series, host Lucy Whitehall sits down with organizational psychologist Michelle Minnikin, author of Good Girl Deprogramming, to discuss how psychology informs coaching, particularly around gender ro... more

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In this first episode of our podcast series, Psychology in Coaching, host Lucy Whitehall talks with psychologist and coach Dr Hayley Lewis about how psychology shapes coaching practice. Hayley's journey runs from occupational psychology and organisat... more

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Recent Guests

David Prince
Recently retired HR professional and former group HR director
Amnesty UK
Episode: 320: The Accidental Psychologist: Curiosity, Trust and Meeting People Where They Are with David Prince
Julia Carden
Coach, researcher, coaching supervisor, visiting tutor and author of You're Not as Self-Aware as You Think You Are
Henley Business School
Episode: 319: Psychological Mindedness, Psychology and the Work of Self-Awareness with Julia Carden
Michelle Minnikin
Chartered organizational psychologist, coach and author of Good Girl Deprogramming
Episode: 318: Good Girl Deprogramming: Psychology, Gender and Conditioning in Coaching with Michelle Minnikin
Hayley Lewis
Psychologist and coach who creates illustrated summaries to make psychology accessible.
Halo Psychology
Episode: 317: How Psychology Informs Coaching Practice with Dr Hayley Lewis
Paul Williamson
Head of talent development at ATG Entertainment; leadership development coach
ATG Entertainment
Episode: 316: A Day in the Life of Paul Williamson: Creative Leadership Coach
Rebecca Rutschmann
Co-founder of Viva la Coaching; researcher and educator in AI and coaching
Viva la Coaching
Episode: 315: What AI Is Asking of Coaching with Rebecca Rutschmann
Nicky Terblanche
Professor in Leadership Coaching at Stellenbosch University Business School, research on artificial intelligence coaching
Stellenbosch University Business School
Episode: 314: AI Coaching: What Does the Evidence Actually Tell Us? With Professor Nicky Terblanche
James Varnham
Industry practitioner in learning, workforce development, and AI governance
SADA (organization)
Episode: 313: AI at Work: From Adoption to Agency with James Varnham
Jonathan Reitz
MCC coach and director of education at Fluxify
Fluxify
Episode: 312: Training Coaches for the AI Age: What Providers and the Profession Must Rethink with Jonathan Reitz

Hosts

Rob Lawrence
Audio producer and content strategist; host of the coaching-focused series
Smaranda Dochia
Host with a focus on coaching voices and association-led content
Maxine Bell
Podcast manager and host, contributes to show direction and guest curation

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 55 ratings
  • Absolutely love the AC Podcasts

    The AC podcasts are fantastic and so informative with an amazing range of guests. Highly recommended.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emma-l-b
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Brilliant resource for coaches

    Loved the recent episode #231, it’s so essential to understand underlying motivators, especially in group dynamics. Motivational maps should be used everywhere!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    David Reflects
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Really inspirational

    I find these podcast challenging while expanding my understanding of others

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fattybuckle
    United Kingdom3 years ago
  • Inspiring

    Continues to be inspiring for all coaches new and old!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Chlzzy1244567875
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Inspiring a new coach

    I’ve been listening to these podcasts on my daily walks and I am so grateful to have found them! Im a soon to be qualified wellness & resilience coach and listening to these podcasts have begun to give me so much clarity on my niche, marketing, how much to charge, having realistic expectations and overall making me very excited for my new career!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    emspirationforwellness
    United Kingdom6 years ago

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Valuable range of guests and practical insights for coaches and leaders.
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Inspiring content that challenges listeners to rethink coaching in modern contexts.
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319: Psychological Mindedness, Psychology and the Work of Self-Awareness with Julia Carden
Q: Could this psychology piece actually get in the way when we're working with clients?
Carden says clients may worry that a psychologically minded coach will analyze them, and that the subject or the title of her book can feel confronting. She also shares that a young graduate found psychology helpful in his work and relationships, suggesting curiosity about behavior can be an enhancement rather than an obstacle.
319: Psychological Mindedness, Psychology and the Work of Self-Awareness with Julia Carden
Q: What can you tell us about your perspective on psychology and the importance for you? How it sort of fits into, slots into your work, how it shows up explicitly or implicitly.
Carden says psychological understanding helps her assess why people behave as they do and recognize the possible impact of her questions. That awareness supports competence, integrity and ethical practice.
320: The Accidental Psychologist: Curiosity, Trust and Meeting People Where They Are with David Prince
Q: How do you see the differences between internal and external coaching?
Most of Prince's experience is internal to organizations, though he has also held informal, unpaid conversations externally. He wants to continue supporting leaders and organizations through fractional work, but does not plan to market himself as a coach.
320: The Accidental Psychologist: Curiosity, Trust and Meeting People Where They Are with David Prince
Q: Could you tell us a little bit about how coaching has been part of your HR professional career?
Prince describes how people often sought him out or opened up spontaneously, leading to coaching-style conversations grounded in curiosity and understanding where they were coming from.
318: Good Girl Deprogramming: Psychology, Gender and Conditioning in Coaching with Michelle Minnikin
Q: What signals might you notice that tell you as a psychologist, this is clinical work, this is therapeutic work that this person needs and I can help signpost them, or actually, no, this is okay, it's still within my scope of practice as a psychologist?
Minnikin distinguishes coaching's forward-moving work from serious trauma that requires therapy. She says persistent flooding or lack of forward movement can indicate a need to refer, while coaches should avoid taking on work that falls outside their competence.

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Thoughtful conversations with coaches, leaders, academics, and practitioners that explore how coaching intersects with ethics, AI, well-being, masculinity, creativity, and leadership. Episodes blend practical tools with big-picture questions about governance, duty of care, human development, and inclusive approaches to coaching in organizations and communities. Notable are the deep dives into AI governance and data ethics for coaching, niche explorations like adult children of alcoholics and healthy masculinity, and creative approaches that fuse poetry, nature, and spirituality with professional practice. The show tends to attract professionals seeking rigorous, interdisciplinary perspectives and practical takeaways for evolving coaching pr... more

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7. Nicky Terblanche
8. James Varnham

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