Coaching Lab Reports

Yannick’s Coaching Lab #32 — Prof Windy DrydenLab Report by Daniel Lev Shkolnik Summary  Windy Dryden, Emeritus Professor of Psychotherapeutic Studies at Goldsmiths University of London, is a therapist and coach

Yannick’s Coaching Lab #31 — Matteo TrevisanLab Report by Daniel Lev Shkolnik Summary  Matteo Trevisan is the Director of Professional Development for the ICF, has trained over 1300 coaches as part

Yannick’s Coaching Lab features guest coaches from a broad variety of approaches, who showcase how they work as part of a live 45min coaching session, followed by reflections and Q&A

We’ve witnessed yet another insightful session with the wonderful Mia and her client who faced an important transition. What a privilege it was to sit in on this.  Curious to

I don’t think I’ve ever had more fun watching a coaching session than during our last Lab. We’ve also witnessed how important it can be to match our clients to

Last week we’ve had the privilege to witness one of the greats of our coaching industry, Prof. Christian van Nieuwerburgh, do a full session with a client using an approach

I knew we were in for something different and something exciting when I invited Sid to be our guest coach for our most recent Lab, and the session sure didn’t

Sasha and I go way back to the earliest days of my coach training. In 2010 we started our existential coaching journey together and a few years later we were

Last week we experienced a special Lab, and for the first time run by guest host Eric Larson (PCC with more than 10,000 coaching hours on his back and special

I’ve been looking forward to seeing some integration work in action. Part of me wished we would have caught the first session after the client’s psychedelic experience, but I really

Linda created a thinking environment and only spoke 3 times during this session. I personally found it very inspiring to see Nancy Kline’s approach delivered with such professionalism, though there

Raising prices has always been a weak point of mine. My mum instilled a strong sense of fairness in me and in combination with living on relatively little money throughout