Archive for Dr. Patrick Williams
Dr. Patrick Williams, Ed. D, MCC, is the Founder and CEO of The Institute for Life Coach Training, (http://www.lifecoachtraining.com/) a Key Note Speaker, and an Author. One of the early pioneers of coaching, Patrick Williams, began executive coaching in 1990. In 1998 he founded the Institute for Life Coach Training, an ICF Accredited Coach Training Program. He speaks worldwide on topics of living purposefully, coaching for global change, wellness coaching, and the coach approach in leadership. He has written dozens of articles and has been interviewed on TV and radio. Co-author of many books such as, Therapist as Life Coach Revised and Expanded (2007) and Becoming A Professional Life Coach: Lessons from the Institute for Life Coach Training (2007). Pat is a recipient of the first Global Visionary Fellowship and founder of the non-profit organization, Coaching The Global Village,(http://www.coachingtheglobalvillage.org/)assisting third world countries to develop self sustaining communities using the ‘coach approach’.
Do We Coach Our Clients to Increase Awareness of Their Personal Interface with the Environment
Coaching, as a profession is very “green.” Most coaching involves assisting clients to de-clutter their lives - everything that impacts their personal ecology, both the visible and invisible. Our coaching conversations can even expand into how our clients and their companies are reducing their waste, and identify inefficient use of resources that can definitely impact […]
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Thomas J. Leonard Coached Me To Go With The Obvious
I came to the coaching phenomenon after being a psychologist and executive coach since 1990. I had a private clinical practice since 1980 and added coaching to the mix for a training firm in Ft. Collins, Colorado in 1990 called, The People Business. I coached top-level executives from Hewlett Packard, Kodak, IBM and others about […]
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