
The Division of Coaching Psychology provides podcasts from the committee and its members in a collaborative space to share key areas of focus with the DoCP community. In addition, it provides opportunities for voices from the committee as well as its members to be heard to share in professional learning conversations and research to enable others and its community to flourish.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceEducationSocial SciencesSelf-Improvement | |||

How do you grow a profession? It starts with building meaningful relationships.
In this episode of the British Psychological Society Division of Coaching Psychology Podcast, Toy Odiakosa, National Outreach Lead, and Nathalie Lerotić Pavlik, Interna... more
How can coaching psychologists bridge the gap between research and practice?
In this episode of the British Psychological Society Division of Coaching Psychology Podcast, Dr Lizana Oberholzer explains why the Division created its Research Communiti... more
What does it mean to become a Chartered Coaching Psychologist, and is the Professional Recognition Route (PRR) the right pathway for you?
In this episode of the British Psychological Society Division of Coaching Psychology Podcast, Dr Shirley Large... more
Welcome to the official podcast of the British Psychological Society Division of Coaching Psychology.
In this introductory episode, Dr Lizana Oberholzer, Chair of the Division, shares the vision behind the newly refreshed podcast and explains how i... more
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The conversations are of great quality, but the host’s approach to asking questions could be more engaging and natural. It would be beneficial if they actively reflected on and participated in the discussion, rather than adopting a robotic or detached style. Each time they interject with a question, it disrupts the flow and diminishes the overall enjoyment and dynamic of the conversation.
Highlighting how coaching can be applied through an evidence based lens. Great work!
Thanks very much.
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A professional-focused series centered on coaching psychology, professional recognition, and community-building within the field. Episodes frequently cover accreditation pathways, research-practice collaboration, membership benefits, and expanding access through mentoring and international partnerships. The format tends to pair practitioner insights with organizational updates from the DOCP umbrella, highlighting practical guidance for membership, certification, and ethical, evidence-based practice. A stand-out angle is the emphasis on inclusive growth, mentoring, and cross-border collaboration to advance the profession globally.
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