The official start of summer has meant two things to us New Englanders: humidity and severe thunderstorms! Additionally, for me, summer has been a whirlwind of work and travel, including a trip to Washington, D.C. Visiting the many monuments and memorials was an overwhelming and beautiful experience. In a place that is dedicated to honoring the past, it is also a thriving community that is just as focused on moving forward.
This sentiment of appreciating the past, present, and future, is a strong thread in our articles this week. Our wonderful contributors discuss “compassion fatigue” within coaching, archiving client records, while taking glimpses into the future of coaching and revisiting the IAC’s foundation and past methods. There is much to look forward to!
I’d like to send out a big thank you to Elizabeth Nofziger who volunteers her time each month to help with the VOICE; she is an important asset to the team and we very much appreciate her time!
Please feel free to contact us at voice@certifiedcoach.org with comments, questions, event notices, or article contributions. I hope you enjoy the month of July, no matter the weather.
Best, Beth Ann
Beth Ann Miller holds a B.A. in Creative Writing and is a native New Englander. She has a professional background in editing and higher education, as well as working with youths in the arts. Her stories have appeared in small online and print journals and she is perpetually at work on new creative projects.
Contents
From the President – Susan Meyer Susan shares her many adventures from the past few months and addresses the importance of collaboration, experimentation, and playfulness in coaching.
The Future of Coaching – Tripp Braden “The year is 2023”… Tripp ruminates on the future of the coaching industry and how our current trends will influence us in the long term. Where will you be in ten years?
The Ethics of Record Keeping in the Business Coaching Milieu – Marissa Afton How do you organize your client records? Marissa delves into the potential outcomes of record-keeping techniques and the importance of maintaining client confidentiality.
Can Coaches Care Too Much? – Martha Pasternack Martha shares her experiences with nursing and “compassion fatigue,” drawing parallels with the coaching world.
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