New this Month - Institute of Coaching

JULY 2011
New this Month:
What does it take to inspire individuals to come together and move
beyond their own fears to take collaborative action?
July is a month when many countries celebrate their independence; taking a
day to mark an historic moment when seemingly isolated individuals were
drawn together by shared values so powerful that they were mobilized into
action requiring enormous risk. What drives a group of people to unite so
strongly that they are capable of producing truly extraordinary results;
results that change history, that give birth to nations, that go beyond the
“me” and into the “we?” And how can we instill this passion “to move
mountains” in our own clients today?
Witness what Eric Whitacre has done creating his virtual choir, which so
eloquently demonstrates the power of collaboration and a united vision.
And then come hear him speak and conduct a choir at the upcoming
Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare Conference this October. We
have designed this conference with you in mind! Come join a group of
professionals ignited by a deep passion to move people into greatness.
More information below.
Our Featured Founding Fellows
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FEATURED FOUNDING
FELLOWS
Patricia Marino
New York, USA
Padraig O’Sullivan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Reinhard Stelter
Copenhagen, Denmark
Jamie Dickey Ungerleider
North Carolina, USA
This month we are pleased to feature Patricia Marino, Padraig O’Sullivan,
Reinhard Stelter, and Jamie Dickey Ungerleider. Please click on their links
to the right.

What the Research Says
Coaching within organisations: examining the influence of goal
orientation on leaders’ professional development, by Scriffignano,
Rosanne; Coaching: An International Journal of Theory Research and
Practice, Vol 4, No1, March 2011
The Coach in Asian Society: Impact of social hierarchy on the coaching
relationship, by Nangalia Lina and Nangalia Ajay; International Journal of
Evidenced Based Coaching and Mentoring, Vol 8, No 1, Feb 2010
Members: please log in for full journal access in the library.
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Masterclass Mindfulness Part 2
In June, we shared the first of a two‐part series on mindfulness. Part I
presented an overview of mindfulness by introducing you to the concept
and some of the supporting research. Now we bring you Part II. In it we,
with our special guests Drs. Ellen Langer and Russ Harris, explore the
practical applications of mindfulness.
Here is a glimpse of what’s in the Master Class…
Listen to Dr. Ellen Langer discuss the dramatic effects of what
happens when we reconnect the mind with the body here.
Read Dr. Russ Harris’ article about how to achieve mindfulness
without meditation here.
FEATURED FOUNDING
FELLOWS
Patricia Marino
New York, USA
Padraig O’Sullivan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Reinhard Stelter
Copenhagen, Denmark
Jamie Dickey Ungerleider
North Carolina, USA
PART II:
Introduction and Overview of the Mindfulness Master Class, Part II
Ellen Langer Discusses Applications of Mindfulness: Interview and
Video Tour
Mindfulness Strategies for Coaches: A Conversation with Russ Harris
Where to From Here? Key Resources
Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare Oct 21 & 22, 2011
offered by Harvard Medical School, Department of Continuing Education
and McLean Hospital.
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Course Directors
Margaret Moore, MBA, Carol Kauffman, PhD, Chris Palmer, MD
With renowned experts in the field of leadership and wellness coaching, this
two‐day event is guaranteed to be engaging and thought‐provoking. Come
join us at this premiere academic‐based coaching conference which will
bring you the latest theory, research and practice breakthroughs.
Jim Loehr, is a performance psychologist and coach, who has worked with
many leaders and large corporations to improve performance through
physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual energy well‐being. He is cofounder
of the Human Performance Institute, co‐author of the Harvard
Business Review (HBR) article, The Making of a Corporate Athlete, and
a uthor and co‐author of 15 books including:
The Power of Story
The Power of Full Engagement
Manfred Kets de Vries, Director of Global Leadership Centre at the INSEAD
business school. His work exploring the “inner theater” of major leaders has
been featured regularly in Harvard Business Review. We’ll enjoy the great
pleasure of Manfred being interviewed onstage by longtime senior HBR
editor, Diane Coutu. His books include:
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FEATURED FOUNDING
FELLOWS
Patricia Marino
New York, USA
Padraig O’Sullivan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Reinhard Stelter
Copenhagen, Denmark
Jamie Dickey Ungerleider
North Carolina, USA
Reflections on Character and Leadership: On the couch with Manfred
Kets De Vries
Coaching Kaleidoscope: Insights from the Inside
Richard Boyatzis, Professor, Organizational Behavior, Weatherhead School
of Management, last year Richard bought the house down with his scientific
and entertaining perspective on the neurological and physiological
mechanisms of great coaching. This year he returns with a corporate
coaching client to show how his work has been translated into coaching
r esults at a multinational bank. His books include:
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Becoming a Resonant Leader
Resonant Leadership
Primal Leadership – Learning to lead with Emotional Intelligence

Robert Brooks, clinical psychologist and Harvard Medical School professor,
will present The Power of Mindset. His work in motivation, resilience,
relationships, and leadership has been applied widely the corporate world,
parenting, and mental health initiatives. His books include:
The Power of Resilience
The Charismatic Advisor
Raising Resilient Children
Eric Whitacre, innovative composer and conductor, will entertain and
inspire us to build global communities for connection, self‐expression, and
well‐being. He will share the story of his virtual choir of more than 2,000
voices.
This year we will have four tracks:
1. Leadership
2. Positive Psychology
3. Health & Wellness
4. Advanced Coaching Practice
Our Leadership track will feature John Bennett, who has launched the first
Master of Science in Executive Coaching, leading a workshop on masterful
coaching, as well as Richard Boyatzis who will lead a workshop on
compassionate coaching.
Our Positive Psychology track will feature Robert Biswas­Deiner,
positive psychologist, researcher, author, and coach, on strengths‐based
coaching, and Shelley Carson, Harvard psychologist and author of Your
Creative Brain, on developing optimal “brainsets” for coaches and clients.
Our Health & Wellness track will feature Eva Selhub, Harvard mind‐body
physician, on mindfulness and Yale psychologist Michael Pantalon on
“Motivational Coaching in a Moment.” Harvard Institute of Lifestyle
Medicine physicians, Eddie Phillips and Beth Frates will lead
physician/patient coaching demonstrations and practice.
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FEATURED FOUNDING
FELLOWS
Patricia Marino
New York, USA
Padraig O’Sullivan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Reinhard Stelter
Copenhagen, Denmark
Jamie Dickey Ungerleider
North Carolina, USA
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Our Advanced Coaching Practice track will feature Manfred Kets de Vries ,
Harvard neurologist, researcher, and executive coach Leslie Shinobu and
Institute of Coaching co‐director Margaret Moore on “Neuroscience &
Coaching – What’s real and what’s not,” and Jim Loehr will present a
corporate athlete workshop.

The Institute of Professional Association ( ICPA)
The Institute of Professional Association (ICPA) continues to grow with
lots of new members from all over the world. This Association brings
together business and healthcare coaches committed to building the
professional discipline of coaching through research, education, and the
sharing of best practices worldwide.
The ICPA offers a variety of membership levels of which a portion of your
subscription is tax‐deductible. Join this group of coaching professionals
and, depending on your membership level, you will:
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1. gain access to peer‐reviewed research journals
2. submit your own research
3. participate in Masterclasses: multi‐media programming based on
scientific theory
4. networking opportunities
5. be listed on the Institute website ( Member and Fellow level)
6. be featured as a Fellow in the Coaching Report
We would love to hear from you! As we grow, we want to learn more about
how we can best meet your needs. Please send your comments to
info@instituteofcoaching.org
FEATURED FOUNDING
FELLOWS
Patricia Marino
New York, USA
Padraig O’Sullivan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Reinhard Stelter
Copenhagen, Denmark
Jamie Dickey Ungerleider
North Carolina, USA
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Warmly,
The Institute of Coaching Team
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Carol Kauffman PhD Susan David PhD Margaret Moore, MBA
Special Thanks to
The Harnisch Foundation
for supporting the ICPA