Join us for a thought-provoking and practical session exploring how our understanding of the self influences coaching relationships, interventions, and capacity as practitioners. Grounded in new research and the Concept-of-Self Scale, this session invites coaches to deepen their self-awareness, challenge assumptions, and expand their ability to support meaningful client growth.
Through three core learning objectives, participants will:
🔹 Explore the inner world of the client and its impact on agency and behaviour
🔹 Reflect on their own concept-of-self and how it shapes coaching dynamics
🔹 Examine the role of the ‘self’ as instrument in ethical, intentional coaching practice
Aligned with key ICF competencies, this session will enhance your presence, mindset, and impact as a coach.
Heather Frost is a PhD student at Henley Business School researching the concept-of-self and its impact on behaviour, consciousness, and coaching. She holds an MSc in Coaching and Behavioural Change and brings over 20 years of global experience in leadership development, behaviour change, and organisational consulting. Heather is an EMCC Senior Practitioner, ICF ACC coach, and Visiting Tutor at Henley.
