For personal development
You’re in the making. Together we can strengthen what is powerful and true about you.
Unsure?
If you do not know what you need right now here is a link to a blog that explains the differences in professional development services such as: Coaching, Mentoring and Professional Supervision.
Professional Coaching
Coaching is a partnership and a series of thoughtful conversations, which give you the opportunity to examine who you are, what you do, and how you do it. As you talk and the coach listens and asks you questions, you get to make your own learning discoveries, and then you try them out. In short, coaching is about change, and being bespoke to you and your needs, is one of the most effective forms of professional development available.
Most clients have at least four sessions. This enables the partnership to gain momentum and gives the client time to embed their new learning and practice.
Leadership Supervision or Mentoring
Whilst still bespoke to you and your needs, the learning during supervision or mentoring sessions is much more co-created. You get to draw on expertise, guidance and insights from Ruth’s journey as a leader and practitioner in the not for profit sector, as you develop your own.
Value Enrichment
Life (including work) is good but perhaps it feels like something is missing.
According to Dr Steven C Hayes, “Values are an inexhaustible source of motivation—inexhaustible because they are qualities intrinsic to being and doing. They are visible only through their enactments. They’re adverbs, or adjectives, or verbs… Because they are chosen qualities of actions, they can never be fully achieved, only embraced and shown. Nevertheless, they give life direction, help us persist through difficulties. They nudge us, invite us, and draw us forward.”
Going through a one-on-one learning process to identify and articulate your values, and then live life powerfully from these as the basis for all that you do, is one approach to making each moment of each day count in a deeply meaningful way.
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