We tend to think about coaching being about helping people achieve their goals. While this is the reason most people come to coaching, what often emerges in the coaching are deeper concerns which go beyond the contingent goals, questions about how we reconnect to ourselves and what’s truly important in the midst of the pressure to be busy and perform.

In that sense, coaching becomes more of a spiritual vocation, a space for people to step back from their everyday lives with its challenges and demands, and to reflect on who they are and what matters to them.

Join us for a chance to reflect on these issues and what they might mean for our practice as coaches.

By attending this event live, you will receive 1 CCEU unit from the ICF and 1 CPD hour from the AC.

With over 25 years’ experience as a professional coach and trainer, Aboodi has worked in executive coaching and coach training since the mid-1990s and has several years of international coaching, training and leadership development experience.

He has delivered coaching programmes and worked with executives and teams all over the world, in sectors ranging from NGOs to financial services, pharmaceuticals and media.

Aboodi teaches on Henley Business School’s coaching programmes. He also plays an active role on Henley Business School’s Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee.