PGCP Leaflet 2021
PGCP Leaflet 2021
PGCP Leaflet 2021
Solid foundations in the principles, models, skills and tools of leadership coaching
Awareness of the leadership agendas and systems forces that are brought to coaching
Supervision and support for your personal and professional development as a coach
Coaches who have hit up against the limitations of their existing training and experience, and want to learn
how to work psycho-spiritually to deal with emotional issues and spiritual challenges (e.g. of identity,
purpose, meaning, values and crisis)
Organisational leaders who want to develop their coaching skills to become more effective as leaders
Organisational professionals who are starting out on a coaching career and want a coach training
programme that recognises and builds upon their existing level of experience and development
Counsellors and therapists who are looking for a coach conversion training that enables them to work at
depth with leaders in organisations.
Supervised peer learning practice sessions, with frequent opportunities to witness how other people coach
Case clinics and fishbowls to learn collectively as a group about what works
Mastery in psychospiritual coaching involves both personal and professional development, so this course
engages with your personal development journey
The course is about what it means to be a leadership coach, as well as what a leadership coach does. We
focus as much on the being as the doing of leadership and coaching on the programme.
We look for and assess three aspects of psychosynthesis coach development – psychospiritual awareness,
coaching skills and organisational systems and leadership understanding
2: Leadership and organisational systems – the organisational and leadership context; working with inner and
outer agendas, including purpose, meaning and values, crisis and change; introduction to systemic coaching and
constellations
3: Coaching psychology – working at three psychological levels; prepersonal, personal and transpersonal; in three
psychological spaces: coach, client and coaching spaces
4: Coaching interventions – Heron’s six-category intervention analysis, working with mindsets and
subpersonalities; introduction to leadership development and 5DL – Five Dimensions of Leadership, our model of
inner leader development
5: Professional practice – practical, personal and professional challenges of coaching; finding your professional
identity and building your practice.
Please get in touch via our website to arrange a 1-2-1 Zoom meeting if you have any questions.
Programme 11 – 12 days F2F over 2 London intensives + 3 days online + other online sessions
F2F workshop intensives (Bloomsbury): Week 1: 14-19 June 2021, Week 2: 22-27 November 2021.
Online workshops: 10 July 2021, 4 Sept 2021, 9 Oct 2021
Five units are spread over two 6-day F2F workshops and three 1-day online workshops, with on-line supported
learning (study period to graduation: approximately 17 months).
NB Initially scheduled to start February 2021, we have postponed to now start in June.
Programme 12 – 12 days F2F over 5 London intensives + 3 days online + other online sessions
F2F workshop intensives (Kings Cross): 17-19 Sept 2021, 15-17 Oct, 13-14 Nov, 11-12 Dec, 15-16 Jan 2022.
Online workshops: 05 Nov 2021, 03 Dec, 07 Jan 2021
Five units are spread over two 3-day, three 2-day F2F workshops and three 1-day online workshops (study period
to graduation: 10 months).
NB Workshops will be run online if F2F meeting in London is not possible in September 2021 or any of the other dates.
To set up a Zoom call about the course with Paul or Aubyn go to: Meet With Us on our website, or emails us at:
[email protected]
An initial online conversation with one of the Course Directors is required prior to acceptance on the
course.
You can make an application to attend any of these programmes online from our website. Each
programme is limited to 12 places.
It is not essential to hold a first degree in order to study on this post-graduate level course – relevant
work experience, personal development and professional qualifications are taken into consideration.
The fee for registration with Middlesex University is paid directly to the Institute of Psychosynthesis.
The academic requirements include the submission of two papers of 2500 and 5000 words. Graduation
for all programmes take place in June/July.
New coaches are invited to work with between two and six supervised clients (e.g. pro-bono) during the
course, each for a cycle of six sessions. Experienced coaches can designate existing clients for this
purpose if they prefer. Group supervision is provided between workshops during the programme.