Allison Holzer on Transformational Coaching Informed by Emotional Intelligence
About this episode
Allison Holzer discusses the evolution of coaching informed by emotional intelligence and the importance of trust in the coaching relationship.
This week, Kavitha is joined by Aha2Impact CEO Allison Holzer to talk about how her background with the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence and as an educator prepared her for excellence as a master certified executive coach. Allison walks Kavitha through the exciting developments at the forefront of coaching today, including expanded opportunities for group and team coaching, int ernal organizational transformation, and individual entrepreneurship. They also touch upon the democratization of coaching, how Allison incorporates her background in the visual arts into sessions, and why it is imperative for coaches to not feel invested in their clients' success . They key? Coaches and clients alike need to avoid "performing" so that they can d isrupt traditiona l power dynamics , honor the client's agency , and approach the coaching relationship with trust and authenticity. Transcript S3Ep4 —Allison Holzer Transcript Links and Resources Information on YGELP and Yale SOM Executive Education: Yale SOM Executive Education Homepage Certificate in Professional Coaching Program Homepage Sign up for program updates Resources and Individuals Mentioned in Today's Episode: Aha2Impact…
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