Comments on: Five principles of coaching http://www.thelawyercoach.com/2007/five-principles-of-coaching/ by Allison Wolf Sun, 09 Oct 2011 10:01:49 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Michelle Golden http://www.thelawyercoach.com/2007/five-principles-of-coaching/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Michelle Golden Mon, 29 Jan 2007 03:57:22 +0000 http://www.thelawyercoach.com/?p=31#comment-9 Hi Alison, great post! Reminds me fondly of a session I attended called "The Mindful Coach" by Doug Silsbee either last year or year before at Int'l Assoc of Facilitators. He is the author of a book by the same title, the title of Doug's book. Very good teacher. If you have an interest, I'm pretty sure he's on IAF's agenda again in 2007 at the Portland Conference in March. (www.iaf-world.org) Doug has very similar philosophies and is really into understanding yourself as an essential element of coaching...assuring you aren't imparting inappropriate biases (but recognizing you cannot avoid all bias...not if you're human, anyway). Great stuff. I haven't Flaherty, but will look into it. Keep up your great new blog!! Michelle Hi Alison,
great post! Reminds me fondly of a session I attended called “The Mindful Coach” by Doug Silsbee either last year or year before at Int’l Assoc of Facilitators. He is the author of a book by the same title, the title of Doug’s book. Very good teacher. If you have an interest, I’m pretty sure he’s on IAF’s agenda again in 2007 at the Portland Conference in March. (www.iaf-world.org) Doug has very similar philosophies and is really into understanding yourself as an essential element of coaching…assuring you aren’t imparting inappropriate biases (but recognizing you cannot avoid all bias…not if you’re human, anyway). Great stuff. I haven’t Flaherty, but will look into it.

Keep up your great new blog!!
Michelle

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