26-28 October 2016
Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort & Spa, Queensland
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Who should attend this Conference?
The Conference will benefit internal and external coaches, leaders, managers and consultants in organisational development, human resources, leadership, education and training.
- Practising Coaches
- Business Leaders
- Purchasers of Coaching
- Consultants
- Psychologists
- Career Advisors
- Psychiatrists
- Mentors
- Human Resource Practitioners
- Leaders and People Managers
- Organisational Developers
- Coaches in training
- Culture changers
- Professionals who use coaching in their practice
- Educators and Academics
- Occupational Therapists
- People considering coaching as part of their professional development
- Counsellors
Why should you attend?
A rare opportunity: the Conference program has been specifically designed to focus
on current topics and issues across four streams:
- Leading Edge latest trends, research, neuroscience, leadership, coaching culture
- Diversity gender, cross cultural teams, ADHD
- Life and Wellbeing life transitions, parenting, personal learning and growth,wellbeing, resilience
- Coach Stretch and Nurture professional and personal development, self-care, mentoring, supervision, peer coaching
Delegates will:
- Learn from thought leaders and experts in the coaching world
- Advance their professional development and be challenged by new ideas
- Examine cutting-edge coaching, leadership & organisational trends
- Connect and network across the wide diversity of delegates from various disciplines
Play your part in the advancement of the practice and science of coaching.
THE ICF AUSTRALASIA CONFERENCE PROGRAM
Keynote Speakers
The Keynote speakers set the scene for this conference, they are undeniable leaders in their fields and will bring insight and learning hard to find elsewhere.
Ms Judith E Glaser
Judith is an Organizational Anthropologist. She is one of the most innovative change agents, consultants and executive coaches in the consulting and coaching industry and the world’s leading authority on Conversational Intelligence,® We-centric Leadership, and Neuro-Innovation. Judith is a best-selling author of 7 business books including her latest - Conversational Intelligence: How Great Leaders Build Trust and Get Extraordinary Results.
Prof David Clutterbuck
David is one of the early pioneers of coaching and mentoring. He is visiting professor in three UK universities and co-founded the European Mentoring and Coaching Council, which collaborates with ICF in the Global Coaching and Mentoring Alliance. Author/ co-author of 65 books, he leads the Coaching & Mentoring International practice for global educators in mentoring, coaching & team coaching. His interests include working with people who have a learning disability and / or are on the autistic spectrum; and comedy.
Dr Bryan J Dik, PhD
Bryan is Associate Professor of Psychology at Colorado State University. He is also co-founder and Chief Science Officer of jobZology, a software and consulting company that uses psychological assessment to bring job-seekers and organizations together in ways that help both to thrive. Bryan is an international expert in career development, having published widely on topics related to purpose, meaning, and religion / spirituality in career decision-making and planning.
Concurrent Program
Sessions |
Session |
Sessions |
Sessions |
Opening Address
Jeremy Donovan
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Alchemy of Conversations – The Neurochemistry of Conversational Intelligence®
Judith Glaser
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Panel Discussion
Chair: John Raymond PCC
Magda Mook ICF CEO, Prof David
Clutterbuck, Dr Geoffrey Abbott &
Tammy Turner MCC
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Closing Address
Precious Clark
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OPEN-ing engagement and potential
Linley Rose MCC and Mary Britton ACC
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Creating a Coaching Culture in the Workplace using a reflective practice model of group
Kerryn Velleman PCC
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Prepare to flex your style – How to approach coaching and leadership across cultures
Tony Draper MCC
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What are the factors that drive executive wellbeing?
Audrey McGibbon
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Picking the Lock: Liberating the potential in yourself
Tammy Turner MCC
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Coachable Moments: Identifying the factors which influence leaders to take advantage of opportunities to coach
Christina Turner
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Understanding Gen Y and how to coach them
Kylie Butler PCC
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Systems approach to wellbeing in organisations
John Raymond PCC and Dani Matthews
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Good to Great: How to achieve your personal best with Coaching Supervision
Monica Cable PCC
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The Neuroscience of coaching personal change
Robert Holmes PCC
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How to modify coaching sessions to
recognise, accommodate and unlock the potential of clients
Michele Toner PhD, PCC & Jonathan
Hassall
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Five steps to be a happier parent:
how using positive psychology and coaching can make a difference in
your family
Tracy Tresidder PCC
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The Reflective Coach – A doorway to
better practice and sustained well-being
Belinda Baillie PCC & Julie Skinner PCC
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Team & Group coaching - deconstructed
Paul Lawrence PCC
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Diversity, power & rank in coaching
Rho Sandberg & Vicki Henricks PCC
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Coaching for health and wellness –
laying the foundations for a good life
Fiona Cosgrove
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Register Now
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Contact Us
For information updates visit the ICF Australasia website: www.icfaustralasia.com
Conference Website: www.dcconferences.com.au/icfa2016
DC Conferences E icfa2016@dcconferences.com.au, P 61 2 9954 4400