In this insightful video recorded at ADFA, MAJ David Stephens and LCDR Peter Kenworthy delve into the crucial role of effective listening in coaching. They explore how setting the right environment, avoiding unconscious bias, and practising mindfulness can enhance a coach's ability to truly understand and connect with their coachee. Emphasising the importance of not jumping to solutions, LCDR Kenworthy shares practical strategies for staying present and fully engaged during coaching sessions. This video is a valuable resource for anyone looking to refine their listening skills and improve their coaching effectiveness.
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David Stephens
Coaching and Mentoring Program Coordinator
Major
Major David Stephens is the Coaching and Mentoring Program Coordinator as part of the Character, Leadership and Ethics Team at ADFA. After 14 years full-time service, David now runs his own company focused on developing individual and organisational emotional intelligence, including through coaching and mentoring. As a reservist, David uses these skills at ADFA to manage the Staff Mentoring and Trainee Officer Leadership Coaching programs.
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