Special Interest Groups

The Neuroscience for Coaches SIG explores how neuroscience can inform thoughtful, ethical coaching practice without reducing people to brain regions or overstating the science. It is for coaches curious about what neuroscience can genuinely add to their understanding of clients, change and their own practice. Join us for accessible input, shared reflection and open discussion.

This SIG places the emphasis on partnering with animals, either those specially selected for partnership coaching: canines, horses, donkeys, sheep or those within the observed environment; birds, insects and the natural environment and its intersections with human development, such as city parks and coastal pathways. Our concern is working with a third partner in the coaching relationship and stepping back…

We’re the only community (that we know of!) for coaches who work with activists and change makers. The community is open to any coach who has an interest in social change – irrespective of location, years of experience, or accreditation. You may already be working with activists and change makers, you may be thinking about how to bring it into…

The Supervision Special Interest Group is a collaborative space for coach supervisors and those in training to explore the impact and value of supervision in professional coaching practice. Together, we create opportunities for reflection, shared learning, and meaningful discussion, supporting ethical, sustainable and high-quality coaching. If you are looking to deepen your understanding and connect with like-minded professionals, this space…

Welcome to a vibrant community for coaches who are passionate about advancing the practice and profession of team coaching. Whether you're taking your first steps into team coaching or you're an experienced practitioner, this is a place to connect with peers, deepen your practice and contribute to the future of team coaching in the UK.