Australasian Conference 2007
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As coaches many of us draw on spirituality to sustain our energy, increase our connectedness to ourselves and to others, to define and confirm our own sense of purpose; and to enhance client interactions and the effectiveness of our coaching experience. Evidence is also emerging of the acceptance of spirituality; people do not want to compartmentalise their lives, but rather seek to align their life to their meaning and purpose. In the workplace, where many people spend the majority of their waking time, there is a growing desire to be acknowledged a whole person. This track will explore the innovations and applications of spirituality to coaches and the coaching profession. The track will also include daily ?energising sessions? for participants to engage in activities to maintain and boost their attention, energy, well-being and wakefulness during the course of the conference.
Topics may include but are not limited to: