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Covid-19 Update no: 2 – Rescheduling workshops and events – updated Nov 2020

Posted on March 17, 2020 by Anna Sheather - News, Uncategorised

Please find the latest information below on my workshops as we navigate this pandemic through the winter and into spring. If you book onto workshops, I will be keeping you up-to-date as and when new guidelines and requirements are published by the government so you know where you are with your booking.

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Covid-19 Update – ART in Coaching Workshops and Programmes

Posted on March 16, 2020 by Anna Sheather - Events

  Following the current government and health guidelines I am pleased to let you know that all of the ART in Coaching workshops and events are currently going ahead. Most of these workshops are in the second half of the year and, hopefully, by then the worst of the virus epidemic will be over.

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Event – Exploring Climate Change Through Art Based Coaching now 2nd July

Posted on March 3, 2020 by Anna Sheather - Events, News

Join me for this special free event now on 2nd July 2020 (previously 23rd April) at Sarum College bringing together coaches who would like to explore their own responses to climate change through art-based coaching. The environmental crisis is already needing us to think and act differently and taking us out of our norms.

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Art based coaching – creating a safe coaching space in unprecedented times

Posted on February 24, 2020 by Anna Sheather - Articles and Press, Coaching practice

In my previous posts of New Decade, New Challenges and Questioning the very core of us, I have been talking about the very real and complex challenges the changing world is bringing to both us and our clients.

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Questioning the very core of us

Posted on February 23, 2020 by Anna Sheather - Articles and Press, Coaching practice

    In my previous post, New Decade, New Challenges, I wrote about how we are starting to experience at a deeply personal level the impacts of the changing face of the world, from the environmental crisis through to the changing political landscape, including Brexit.

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A New Decade, New Challenges

Posted on February 23, 2020 by Anna Sheather - Articles and Press, Coaching practice

For all of us, coaches and clients, it seems clear that the years ahead present us with some unprecedented challenges as events across the world impact upon us personally.

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The Challenges of the Left Hemisphere

Posted on December 10, 2019 by Anna Sheather - Neuroscience

Whilst the left hemisphere is amazing and enables us to do extraordinary things, it also brings with it some challenges.  Whilst most of the time these challenges aren’t an issue, in some circumstances and particularly is some coaching scenarios, these can present a probl

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Our Amazing Yet Challenging Left Hemisphere

Posted on December 10, 2019 by Anna Sheather - Neuroscience

Art-based coaching can focus mainly on the right hemisphere and the great value that brings to coaching. However, I don’t want to lessen the extraordinary importance of the left hemisphere. The left hemisphere gives us, amongst other things, the ability for reason and logic that makes us uniquely huma

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Quietening the left hemisphere

Posted on December 9, 2019 by Anna Sheather - Coaching practice, Neuroscience

Our left hemisphere is dominant most of the time and if we want to be able to allow the right hemisphere to have a voice, we have to work in a way that allows the right hemisphere to be in control. This actually means working in a way that quietens the left hemisphere.

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ART in Coaching Newsletter – neuroscience special (3)

Posted on December 2, 2019 by Anna Sheather - Neuroscience, Newsletter, Uncategorised

In this third neuroscience special I want to continue to build on why giving our silent right hemisphere a voice is so important for coaching. In particular, focusing on the right hemisphere's ability for aha! moments and transformational shift, as well as it's role in emotional value and complexity.

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