During and after the COVID pandemic, we have come to expect even more of our leaders and teams working across health and social care, than ever before. Traditionally, many have believed (and indeed some still demonstrate) that leaders should know all the answers and should show strength, no matter what.
MIAA’s Managing Director, Chris Harrop, says: “We recognise and value the more compassionate leadership cultures emerging, and embrace the principles of human first leadership. Yes, it is important for leaders to provide direction and demonstrate courage and conviction of decision, but rarely should this be at the expense of authenticity and humility.
Leaders need even more than ever, good self–awareness, and a knowledge of how to access inner resources that enhance their capacity to lead and inspire others. Developing positive, compassionate, conscious behaviour will not only benefit you as a leader, but will also help to build more positive family relationships, friendships and communities outside of your workplace.”
Taking some time through approaches such as coaching, to focus on how satisfied you are with various aspects in your life, will help you to prioritise where you need to make some changes. For some people it might be their physical health. For others it may be addressing their mindset. Everybody will be different, and it’s important that you can identify where you need to focus your attention.
A recent article published by Harvard Business Review: In Praise of the Incomplete Leader, stated that only when leaders come to see themselves as incomplete—as having both strengths and weaknesses—will they be able to be successful. We are all work in progress: through Coaching, we will help you to increase your self-awareness and develop emotional intelligence and resilience though our personal development opportunities.
To support our clients to be aware of where they are now, and to make intentional changes to live an even more inspired and productive life, we are offering a range of personal development solutions including:
These workshops could be for you if you are new to the personal development world, and want a taster to becoming a more compassionate, creative and connected leader.
The workshops will help you to:
You will be more able to positively influence those around you, by understanding yourself at a deeper level. You will also have greater insights on how to improve your resilience based on the knowledge of your danger spots and strengths for maintaining your wellbeing.
The essence of coaching is:
Coaching is a partnership between coach and client. In our coaching relationship, we honour you as the expert in your work and your life. Using the person centred approach we will help you to understand where you are now with all aspects of your life, and determine the areas where you would like to make some changes. Through our coaching journey together, we will help you to upgrade your life, and unlock your true creativity, authenticity and potential.
We offer a range of coaching interventions that can support you to:
All of our opportunities offer a unique combination of being and doing. It is important to know that if you don’t want to take time, slow down, reflect and look inwards, these solutions perhaps aren’t right for you right now.
Group coaching could be for your team, Board or organisation if you would like to help your team better align with a common purpose, goal or objectives, or to become more effective as a group of individuals.
Our Coaching offer is headed up by Chris Harrop and Kath Wynne-Jones, who are both certified Executive Coaches from Leeds Beckett University.
For more information about our coaching offer, contact Chris Harrop.