Arete Coach 1171 Jenny Bird " Mastering the Craft of Coaching and Supervision"

Arete Coach: The Art & Science of Executive Coaching

Arete Coach Podcast

Business, How To, Entrepreneurship, Education, Management

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🗓️ 1 April 2024

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Welcome to the Arete Coach Podcast, hosted by Severin Sorensen and episode 1171 titled, " Mastering the Craft of Coaching and Supervision." In this episode, we are honored to have Jenny Bird, a Master Certified Coach (MCC), Executive Coach Supervisor, and co-author of "The Art of Coaching" and "How to Work with People and Enjoy It". Jenny has been coaching since 2000, earned her MCC credential in 2006, and has been a coach supervisor since 2009.

In an engaging conversation, Jenny shares her fascinating journey into the coaching profession. It began with her passion for adult education and conducting intensive interviews to help individuals without qualifications get into university later in life. This led her to pursue therapy training before discovering coaching as her true calling. Over the past 23 years, Jenny has made significant contributions to the field through her coaching, supervision, writing, and commitment to bringing out the potential in each individual. Her coaching style pays deep attention to the client's physicality and communication, employing a range of creative approaches. This episode delves into Jenny's insights on active listening, the comedy of coaching, the importance of coaching supervision, and her vision for the future of the profession - all perfectly aligning with the Arete Coach Podcast's exploration of excellence in executive coaching.

Memorable Quotes include: "I'm just really nosy about what brings people to where they are. That's what led me to it." "The longer I coach the more I'm willing to both to bring less of myself and to bring more of myself. It's always a work in progress." "Coaching is relational and we need to be with the person, believing in them, that ICF and I guess everybody else thing of, we believe this person to be competent, resourceful and whole and creative." "I would like to see [coaching] developing that people find ways of making more coaching available to more people, more of the time."

The Arete Coach Podcast seeks to explore the art and science of executive coaching. You can find out more about this podcast at aretecoach.io.

This episode was produced on February 29th, 2024.

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0:00.0	This is the Artie Coach Podcast with Severin Sorensen and his guest Jenny Bird.
0:05.8	She is a master certified coach, something we call an MCC.
0:09.8	She's an executive coach supervisor and co-author of the art of coaching and how to work with people
0:16.4	and enjoy it. This interview is recorded on February 29, 2024. You are listening to Severinsen, Executive Coach, and curator of the Arate Coach
0:27.6	podcast where we explore excellence and the art and Science Executive Coaching.
0:33.0	I'm delighted to be speaking today with Executive Coach Jenny Burr.
0:37.0	She is a Master Certified Coach, MCC,
0:40.0	an Executive Coach Supervisor, and co-author of the art of coaching and how to work with people and enjoy it.
0:48.0	Jenny has been a coach since 2000.
0:51.0	She has been an ICF coach supervisor since 2009. She is co-author of the art of coaching
1:00.9	coaching a handbook of tips and Tools, published in 2015, and how to work with people
1:06.6	and enjoy it, published in 2019.
1:09.6	Both were published by Rutledge.
1:11.8	She has written numerous articles that appear inside
1:14.4	coaching at work and coaching today. Jenny style and coaching and in
1:19.6	supervision pays deep attention to the physical aspect of movement of the client,
1:25.1	evoking new awareness and inquiry.
1:27.6	She is sensitive to client's communication and learning styles, working in a range of approaches, including metaphor, mapping, and learning styles, working in a range of approaches including metaphor, mapping, diagramming, poetry,
1:37.0	and movement. And I can already tell this can be a fun conversation.
1:41.0	Her coaching influences include transactional
1:44.2	analysis, learning theory, somatic coaching, and the work of Thomas Leonard. Her
1:49.9	coaching clients are mainly senior executives and she offers pro bono coaching in several settings currently a homelessness charity
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