
Amanda Davies is an award-winning business leader, a Registered Psychologist with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) for over 20+ years, and a Certified Somatic Practitioner & Educator. As a Fellow of the Association for Coaching (AC), Amanda has made significant contributions to the industry and pioneered the world's first Psychodynamic Coaching methodology - a depth-ori... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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We are living through one of the greatest shifts in human communication in history. Think back to the "good old days" where very few people were required to become public voices. There was a time when your work could speak for itself, and your expert... more
We live in a time of unprecedented psychological understanding. We know about trauma, attachment, nervous systems, emotional regulation, and mental health more than any generation before us. ... and yet, something curious is happening. Despite all of... more
There’s a strange tension happening inside the coaching industry right now. On one hand, more people than ever are entering the space because they genuinely want to help others transform. But on the other hand… many practitioners secretly feel discon... more
Are you healing… or just polishing the personality? Much of modern self-improvement focuses on behaviour change, mindset, habits, emotional regulation, or becoming a “better version” of your socially-conditioned self. But what happens when transforma... more
Today’s episode is for those of you at the very beginning of something… even if you can’t quite name it yet. Most people who find their way into this work haven’t lived linear lives. You’ve changed, outgrown things, and been through many cycles of de... more
In this episode, we go beyond surface-level ideas of confidence and independence to explore what it actually means to be sovereign-coded and why so many women struggle to fully stand in it... ... even after years of inner work, and even though they *... more
At some point in their practice, many coaches encounter a moment that their training never quite prepared them for: - A client understands their challenges. - They are motivated to change. - They genuinely want something different. ... and yet, despi... more
Why do people say they want expansion… and then quietly resist it when it becomes real? If you’re a coach or work with people in any capacity, you’ve seen it. Clients are excited. They’re inspired. They sign up. They talk about transformation. And th... more
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A depth-focused show exploring psychology, spirituality, and meaning in personal and professional transformation. Across episodes, the host consistently centers psychodynamic coaching, shadow work, and body–mind integration as the core paths to lasting change, often connecting coaching practice to ethics, authenticity, and soul-led growth. Notable themes include the evolution of the coaching field toward depth work, the integration of Jungian and spiritual perspectives, and a commitment to practical, transformative outcomes for practitioners and clients alike. The feed often serves as a mentorship-like resource, promoting cohort-based programs and training (particularly in psychodynamic coaching) while inviting listeners into a broader conv... more
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