Hong Kong International Coaching Community

A Taster of Applying the Psychodrama Action Method in Coaching
2023-05-20 10:00 - 12:00 (Asia/Hong_Kong) | Metro Workshop, 17/F Tesbury Centre, 28 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong, Hong Kong
A Taster of Applying
the Psychodrama Action Method in Coaching
May 20, 2023 Sat 10:00am – 12:00noon
Venue : Wild at Art Studio
1/F, 4 Elgin Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong
(venue has changed)
In-Person
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Psychodrama action method was created by Austria-born American psychiatrist, J. L. Moreno. The exploratory method creates potential for whole-self learning, opportunity for deeper reflection, space to explore attitudes and behaviours, increase spontaneity thus increasing creativity to explore options and lasting self-empowerment for your clients.
Join this event to experience and learn an ‘affective’ and not just effective approach to work with your clients that could enable you to:

Empower clients to discover and own solutions to their challenges
Bring spontaneity to the coaching relationship
Tools to break through client resistance with safety
Traveling to the heart of the matter to release the clutter in their hearts

Speaker :
Mr Vipul MALHOTRA
Vipul is a Certified Practitioner (CP), Master Coach and Psychodrama Director with 880 of study hours (certified from PIB Germany and Vedadrama, India). He is also an Executive Coach (trained at Columbia University), a Leadership Facilitator and an Actor.
He believes people are complete within themselves, they need to discover it by diminishing or eliminating the limiting factors. His approach is in “Whole Self Learning” where clients integrate their mental, physical and emotional self to discover new and unique ways of being and communicating. Hence, his work with clients is experiential, immersive, reflective, practice led and empowering and he uses an integrated approach by combining practices from NLP, Gestalt, TA and Psychodrama.
He believes using psychodrama can further his vision of creating more compassionate planet and loves to quote the Dalai Lama “the planet doesn’t need more successful people, the planet desperately needs more peacemakers, healers, restorers, storytellers and lovers of all kinds.
Date: 20 May 2023 (Sat)
Time: 10:00a.m. – 12:00 noon
Format: In-person
Venue: Wild at Art Studio, 1/F, 4 Elgin Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong (venue has changed)
Early Bird Fee : sign up on or before 6 May, 2023
HK$100 for HKICC members, HK$200 for non-HKICC members
Fee if Sign up on or after 7 May, 2023
HK$120 for HKICC members, HK$250 for non-HKICC members
For any enquirers, please contact Nicholas Wai (nickwai@coachesphere.com)

Source of image: https://hvpi.net/2020/12/21/action-methods-for-healing-eating-disorders/

Professional Community series: Professional Coach Credentialing according to ICF on 8 Feb 2023
2023-02-08 18:00 - 19:30
Dialogues to Empower and Inspire – marking
Hong Kong International Coaching Community’s 20th Anniversary
Professional Community series:
Professional Coach Credentialing according to ICF
Feb 8, 2023 Wed 6:00pm – 7:30pm
Online Zoom Conference
Language : Cantonese
ICF Credentialing Requirements and Pathways

ICF is currently the largest professional coaching membership and credentialing body in the world. In its continuous effort to maintain the “Gold Standard” in upholding professional coaching standard and practice, it has recently instituted a series of reforms that have introduced major changes to its system in accrediting coach training providers and credentialing professional coaches. To help coaches in Hong Kong especially local coaches to better understand and manoeuvre the various pathways and requirements, this CD event aim to demystify and empower participants in pursuing the right credential for them.

HKICC Professional Community Series

As HKICC celebrates our 20th anniversary, we aim to continue our work in building a coaching community that learn and support each other. In this Professional Community series, we have been inviting speakers and coaches from 4 prominent international professional coaching associations that credential coaches, including EMCC, AC, IAC and ICF.

In the fourth and final session of this series, we are pleased to have Ms Angela Lee, Board Member of ICF HK Charter Chapter and Mr Nicholas Wai, Immediate Past President of HKICC talk to us about ICF and the important aspects of its credentialing requirements in Cantonese, and answer any questions you might have about the recent changes.

Speakers :
Ms Angela Lee

Angela is a seasoned, innovative and energetic Executive Coach and HR professional with over 25 years’ experience in three sectors (private, public & NGO) and across Asia Pacific in a diverse range of industries. In her last role as Head of Human Resources for the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), she managed the HR function for 40 offices across 27 countries. Angela has also successfully led projects in culture transformation, new leaders’ assimilation and company re organization.

Mr Nicholas Wai

Nicholas is a trilingual (English, Cantonese, Mandarin) PCC (ICF) and SP (EMCC) executive coach, mentor coach, and coaching researcher with background in commercial banking and textile manufacturing. He has been active in supporting the development of coaches and the coaching community since becoming a coach in 2011, first as a board member of ICF Hong Kong Charter Chapter, then of Hong Kong International Coaching Community, serving as its President from 2018 to 2022.

Date: 8 Feb 2023 (Wed)
Time: 6:00p.m. – 7:30p.m.
Format: Online Zoom (link will be sent out one day prior to event date)
Language: Cantonese
Early Bird Fee : sign up on or before 25 Jan, 2023
HK$100 for HKICC members, HK$200 for non-HKICC members
Fee if Sign up on or after 26 Jan, 2023
HK$120 for HKICC members, HK$250 for non-HKICC members
For any enquirers, please contact Nicholas Wai (nickwai@coachesphere.com)

Source of image: https://www.cambridgenetwork.co.uk/news/pathways-impact-impact-core-uk-research-and-innovation-application-process
