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As demand for our coaching, mentoring and supervision services continues to grow, we’re delighted to have expanded our team to ensure we have the capacity to support our clients and participants well.
We’re thrilled to welcome Senior Associates Dr Suzanne Henwood and Damian D’Cruz, along with Training Support Specialist Nathalie van Dort.
Read MoreThe New Zealand Coaching & Mentoring Centre has recently entered an exciting new chapter. After many years of working together as three directors, one of our directors has retired and another has established their own independent practice, specialising in senior leadership coaching.
It feels like both an ending and a beginning. I’m incredibly grateful for the years of collaboration, ideas and shared work that have helped shape the Centre into what it is today.
And I’m also really excited about taking on sole ownership of the Centre and putting my full focus into what I love most – developing people through high-quality coaching, mentoring and supervision training. While the ownership structure has changed, our commitment to practical, relevant and engaging learning remains the same.
Read MoreA highlight of my year was the invitation I received to present workshops at the global convening for leaders hosted by the Atlantic Institute in Oxford, UK. The Atlantic Institute, part of the Rhodes Scholars network, brings together fellows from around the world who are leaders working on projects and initiatives in the areas of social, brain, and health equity.
I was invited to run sessions on peer mentoring and coaching skills—practical tools to strengthen the leadership journeys of these remarkable fellows. A central focus of the workshops was the use of peer mentoring groups as a methodology for providing an extra layer of both personal and professional support. These groups are designed to help leaders as they return home to their own countries and organisations after their 12 month leadership development programme.
Read MoreCCS Disability Action are launching a mentoring programme for their members in the disability community.
This programme will be a first in Aotearoa / New Zealand - where disabled people have training in mentoring to support and mentor other disabled people.
The mentoring programme has been sponsored by CCS Disability Action and championed by an enthusiastic Ruth Jones with assistance and co-facilitation from the NZ Coaching & Mentoring Centre who are delighted to be part of this ‘leading the way' initiative.
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