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Are you a leader or manager working for a small or medium charity, voluntary organisation or social enterprise? Are you working independently for social change? Would you benefit from an independent coach to help you in your role?

The North East Coaching Collective is here to work with you.

If you’re ready to start, fill in our Getting started with coaching form or to find out more first chat with Robert Laycock.

About coaching

Why coaching?

We know people in leadership roles working or volunteering to support those most in need in our region can feel lonely, overstretched and burnt out, and can find it hard to make time for their own development. Coaching is a great tool to help you grow, learn more about yourself, work out what you want to do, help you solve problems and think through a tricky situation. Coaching can also help you when you’re in a good place to plan your next steps, achieve a goal and become even better in your role.

What is coaching?

Coaching gives you the time to think and reflect; to talk with someone independent about you and your aspirations. Your coach will work collaboratively with you and use questioning, listening, observation and feedback to help you find your way forward.

 

How can coaching help you?

Coaching can help you

  • find your own solutions

  • increase your self-awareness

  • improve your sense of direction and focus

  • increase your resilience

  • achieve your goals

  • gain insight and learn

What topics can you bring to coaching?

People bring all sorts of areas, issues, challenges and opportunities to coaching for example

  • developing personal insight and managing more effectively and with confidence

  • leadership including working more effectively with others, developing relationships and collaborating with others

  • talking about your career and aspirations both inside and outside of work

  • building resilience and managing workload

How it works

 

Step 1

Identify your coaching need and fill in our Getting started with coaching form

Step 2

Be matched to a coach. We ask you to choose from one of our coaches (see our coaches below)

Step 3

Talk to your coach about your coaching needs and goals

Step 4

Meet for a free get to know you session to check the fit between you and your coach

Step 5

Agree to meet for three to six coaching conversations

Step 6

Tell your coach how coaching has helped you and bring the coaching relationship to an end

How much does coaching cost?

Coaching with the North East Coaching Collective costs £90 per hour

About us

 

NE Coaching Collective

We are committed to our region and our sector. We care about developing people and we care about you.

We also all

  • hold a coaching qualification to at least level 5

  • work to a shared code of practice, the Global Code of Ethics for Coaches, Mentors and Supervisors

  • take part in regular supervision

  • are members of the Association for Coaching

North East Coaching Collective is an initiative of North East Together, the network for social change leadership. It is supported by Yes We Can, a north east social enterprise developing social change leadership in the north east.

Our principles

We work to the following principles

  1. people are resourceful

  2. our role is to develop your resourcefulness through questioning, challenge and support (we don’t tell or give answers)

  3. coaching is a collaborative and equal relationship

  4. coaching takes whole life approach

  5. you bring and set the agenda

  6. coaching is all about change and actions

We are grateful to Jenny Rogers for inspiring our principles.

Ready to get started?

Fill in our Getting started with coaching form or to find out more first chat with Robert Laycock.