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The impact of our bursary places
TLDR Hulunn Choo is a coach based in South Africa She received a bursary place on our Climate Change Coaching Mastery course in March 2024 She intends to use the training in her role as a coach for Environmental Activists Hulunn says “We need to also heal our relationship to each other and to nature.…
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Introducing our newest team member, Nick Martin
TLDR Nick Martin has been a coach for 21 years He is Faculty at the Co-Active Training Institute, where he trains people to be professional coaches This October, Nick will co-lead our Climate Change Coaching Mastery fast-track course Charly says “We are delighted to be bringing Nick into this programme. With his many years of…
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Coaching can be a climate solution
As the world increasingly acknowledges the need to address the existential challenge of climate change, coaching is a profession that can help society progress towards a just and green transition. by Giles Trendle As someone who has had a long career in the media, I consider journalism as a profession that plays a crucial… -
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Healing the self, healing the earth: The role of inner development in climate restoration
The scope of environmental degradation and climate change can leave sustainability leaders feeling overwhelmed and helpless. Coaches play an integral role in supporting inner development, empowering sustainability leaders to engage in long-term environmental action.
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A coaching primer to climate anxiety: Tools for climate empowerment
Climate anxiety, a mix of emotions stemming from concerns about climate change, impacts coaching clients across various backgrounds, influencing both personal well-being and professional performance. This primer on the ICF’s Thought Leadership Institute, explores how coaching, combined with futures-thinking, can empower individuals.
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Charly on climate change coaching and empowering climate leadership through coaching skills
Charly Cox illustrates the power of climate change coaching to support planetary health in this interview with the ICF.
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Enspire Oxford
Charly and Zoe are interviewed by Enspire Oxford on their journey as female entrepreneurs
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Wellness beyond the office: Workplace well-being can promote societal and planetary health
What if improving workplace well-being created a ripple effect beyond the office? Coaches can help clients understand how prioritizing workplace well-being can lead to deeper relationships, stronger communities, and a healthier planet. Charly joins Noof Aljneibi and Réka Deàk to discuss strengthening the relationship between self-care, pro-social, and pro-environmental behaviors enhances workplace well-being.
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Personal connections ease anxiety when grief over global heating gets you down
Charly co-authors this post with Abhay Singh Sachal and Kieran Maingot on the importance of seeing climate grief and anxiety as human responses to catastrophe with deep roots in love for our communities and the planet. read the article -
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Tip #5 to galvanize climate action: rest is essential to climate action
At the start of a new year, it’s tempting to dream big, create ambitious goals, and jump straight into action. And if you have the energy and motivation for this, fantastic! But for those who haven’t hit the pause button recently and have been pushing on through, something else might be needed first. Climate work,…
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