Australasian Conference 2007
Session Tracks
Coaching to Incorporate Spirituality and Energy
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:
- How is spirituality defined and developed at a personal level,
in the workplace, in the organisation, in the world?
- How can we living consciously ? looking at the world through fresh eyes?
- What are the best practices for using powerful conversations
to expand awareness, to reveal truth?
- How do we support ourselves and our clients to seek
reality through spiritual commitment?
- How can we maximise the relationship between values, goals,
purpose and everyday behaviour to support significant change?
- How can we develop the intuitive aspect of our coaching style?
- How can we support our clients through the ‘loss of soul’ ?
a disease whose symptoms are consuming our society?
- Energising sessions to stay focused and alert throughout the conference
Target Audience
Experienced and aspiring
coaches looking to
instil meaning and
purpose into their lives,
their coaching or their
business; experienced
coaches who want to
enrich their lifestyle;
coaches wanting to learn
from successful coach
professionals; executive
and management
coaches; representative of
organisations that value
their staff; members of
institutions teaching
these values; coaches
wanting self-care and
self-development
experiences throughout
the conference.
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