The OCM Journal 2010 11 products

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  Integrating coaching into organisational culture

  In this case study, Liz Lambert, Head of Learning and Development at Oxfam GB and OCM graduate, explores some of the challenges and benefits of introducing a coaching culture in Oxfam.

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  Making the right connections

  Murray Thomas, a member of The OCM's Executive Coaching Team, critically examines a recent executive coaching relationship.

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  The holy grail of executive coaching

  Erik de Haan and Anna Duckworth have been searching for the holy grail of executive coaching, namely does coaching really work? If it does, which aspects of coaching work and under what circumstances do these aspects of coaching work best?

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  Coaching supervision

  Professor Peter Hawkins, well known author and supervision specialist, provides his latest thoughts on the supervision of coaches and mentors.

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  What's happening in the coach / mentor marketplace?

  Claire Hack, EIA Manager of EMCC UK, argues the case for the EMCC's new gold standard, the European Individual Accreditation (EIA).

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  Coaching Harmonics: Developing spiritual awareness

  In this fascinating and intellectually challenging article Kiki Maurey, a recent graduate of The OCM Advanced Diploma (achieving a Distinction), explores her theory of Coaching Harmonics.

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  Hands up if you want more time to think?

  Charlotte Park, Director of Programmes at The OCM, reflects on the importance for the busy, modern leader of creating time and space for thinking.

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  Where were all the coaches when the banks went down?

  Ian Day, an executive coach and leadership development consultant , argues that the recent economic troubles have led to a seismic shift in how buyers of coaching services view coaching in their organisation - coaching and coaches has shifted from being focussed on "individual wants" to "organisational needs".

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  Who and what makes mentoring programmes work?

  David Clutterbuck, the renowned mentoring expert, examines what factors contribute to the successful running of an in house mentoring programme.

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  Starting out in coaching and mentoring

  Lucy Braithwaite, a candidate on The OCM's Advanced Diploma in Coaching and Mentoring qualification programme in March 2008, discusses her learning journey through the programme.

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