APECS Scheduled Events
This section displays all of our scheduled upcoming events for members and non-members including Community Events, Workshops, Webinars and more.
This is where we publish our planned events for members or non-members. Our events are a forum for the exchange of ideas to enhance your practice, challenge your thinking or build new capabilities.Agency in the Dark
Webinar presented by Russell McCann.
In these times of high uncertainty, it can be hard to know just how to be here.
This is an interactive session to think together about:
1. Being here with greater presence and fewer assumptions;
2. Moving through change with greater clarity and intention;
3. And recognising unconscious patterns as invitations to greater conscious awareness.
This webinar is for APECS members, however, if you would like to bring up to 2 non-members as your guests, please email us to register them - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Please note: this session will be recorded to be shared with the APECS community.
APECS Member Community Gathering June 2020
April 2020 APECS Member Community Gathering
These gatherings are a chance for open, lively, discussion among peers.
Climate Conscious coaching webinar - Follow up 15th June
Climate Conscious Coaching – from awareness to actionPresented by Zoe Cohen.
Having delivered the basic science during her fantastic webinar with us on March 23rd, Zoe revisits this important topic in her second follow up webinar. This time she will focus explicitly on the practicals, exploring the positive action we can take as coaches, thereby developing our sense of agency as a community. This topic calls out for ongoing dialogue and action; we would love to see you there.
Please note: This session will be recorded.
Future Challenges and the Contribution of Coaching
Future Challenges and the Contribution of CoachingA webinar presented by Professor David Lane.
In this 2 hour workshop we will be looking at the wider context of coaching, including the impact of genetics, robotics, AI, climate change and nanotechnology. We will explore the extent to which coaching is equipped to deal with these issues, in the context of the increasing complexity and volatility of business.
Please note: This session will be recorded.
How can an organisation influence behaviour change?
Presented by Rebecca Jones of Henley Business School.
In this webinar, Rebecca proposes that coaches need to consider their coachee’s organisational culture as part of the coaching process as organisational culture can present barriers to behaviour change.
Please note: This session will be recorded.
Dare to Be Brave in Business Relationships
Webinar presented by APECS Honorary Member, Lise Lewis.
This session is relevant whether you’re a coach, mentor, supervisor, manager or leader and focuses on those difficult conversations that many prefer to avoid and certainly don’t relish receiving! Avoidance isn’t the answer to gaining cooperation for improvement that works for both the individual and the organisation.
This webinar is for APECS members, however, if you would like to bring up to 2 non-members as your guests, please email us to register them - This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Please note: this session will be recorded to be shared with the APECS community.
Beautiful ideas that can make us ill and how to prevent it
A webinar presented by Tatiana Bachkirova.
Coaching as an industry appears to be developing much faster than coaching as a discipline. One consequence of this discrepancy is a surge of what I refer to as "popularism" in the current practice and discourses of coaching - a flood of 'beautiful' Ideas and popular concepts that are overemphasized and overused to the extent of becoming clichés devoid of substantive meaning.
In this webinar we will discuss the shadow sides of the three ‘beautiful’ ideas and consider some ways of mitigating unwanted influences.
Please note: This session will be recorded.
Technology, ecology and coaching conversations in business: convergence or disruption?
A webinar presented by Adina Tarry.
The webinar aims to refocus the reflection of coaches and supervisors from visible outcomes (ex. climate change) to the actual causes in the wider systems of business and technology. It raises questions about our practice, values and beliefs; how and if we influence outcomes in corporations, SMEs and individual leaders or teams.
Please note: This session will be recorded.
The Necessary Revolution in Coaching from Ego-centric to Eco-centric
A webinar presented by Eve Turner (APECS Chair) & Peter Hawkins (APECS President)
In this webinar, Peter and Eve will examine what we thought we knew about coaching, and how that is shifting. From the Covid-19 pandemic to climate change, what does systemic coaching really mean, and how do we work systemically and keep the needs of the whole world rather than one person in front of us?
Please note: This session will be recorded.