I have got my first ‘first-named author’ academic paper published today (3rd August 2020). It is titled ‘Self-determination theory: A theoretical framework for group supervision

I am fast approaching my Major Review – and I’m expecting one of the questions to be, “What would you have done differently?” Well, there

So much for me making regular updates to my PhD journey, as I have just realised that it is a YEAR since I did my

My first piece of ‘proper research’ is a systematic review of the literature about coaching supervision in organisations. The idea being to find out how

On 18th October I did my first Poster Presentation, at the International Society of Coaching Psychologists (ISCP) conference in London. When my supervisor suggested that

If you are thinking of applying for any form of post-graduate study – and don’t want to make the same mistakes as me – focus.

In my last blog, I said that I would explain how a bit of serendipity helped me. My learning from this was to keep an

If you are thinking of embarking on any research programme, please learn from some of my experience – including my mistakes. From my coaching supervision

I have decided to embark on doctoral research into internal coaching supervision. In fact, the title of my research is, “An investigation into what coaching