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President's Message
Dear Coaches,
We will celebrate
15 years as the New York City Chapter of the International Coach Federation on November 16, 2016! How wonderful! As I reflect on this milestone, my realization is how honored and fortunate I am to be a part of our inspired and highly regarded professional coach community.
Our Chapter is more than a professional community. We are an engaged, educated, and brilliant group of talented, smart, savvy business people who are committed to continuous learning and making a difference in the professional and personal lives of so many.
You are the difference we make!
Speaking of community, the
ICF Communities of Practice (CP) offer an additional venue for coaches in similar fields to communicate best practices and new ideas. ICF hosts 11 CPs; they generally meet virtually once a month. The groups are
listed here. ICF members can join by contacting a CP leader directly. If you would like to start a CP within the NYC Chapter, contact me at:
[email protected]. I look forward to hearing from you!
We celebrated International Coaching Week with a stirring presentation by
Dr. Tomas Chamaro-Premuzic. We greatly appreciate his generosity of time, inspiration, and humor. And, the books he donated as raffle prizes! Thanks to the more than 120 coaches who attended and to those who made the event possible. Following the presentation was our 3rd Annual
Coach Salon - an evening filled with conversation, community and celebration! Special thanks goes to:
Susan Ginsberg-O'Sullivan, Director Professional Development;
Robin Schletter, Director Strategy;
Yana Blackwelder, Director Strategic Partnerships;
Dr. John Hoover, Director;
Wendy Mantel, Secretary;
Carolyn K. Carlson, Treasurer;
Joy Passey, Director Marketing and Communications; and
Amy Bloustine, Chapter member.
June Events
: Join us on
June 15
when
Dr. Pat Raskin
speaks on the topic
:
When the Pond Gets Murky: How Psychological Needs May Interfere With the Coaching Process.
Dr. Pat was my professor at Columbia University Executive Coaching program. She delivers her message with humor, strait talk, and the deepest understanding of the boundries. One of my favorite people -
Dr. Pat's presentation is one not to be missed!
And, on
June 6
, ICF Philly is hosting a teleclass
,
Using a Coach Approach With the Dying and Grieving
. Registration is open for both events.
Our
NYCHA
partnership is off to a great start as well as the partnership with ICF Foundation and Walk Through Walls. A huge thank you to all of volunteers who are helping to make this happen! You can learn more about our community outreach programs here.
And, join me in congratulating our newest credential holders. Nice going! I encourage you to apply for yours and join the 283 NYC Chapter credential holders. Need help? Email me and we'll find a process buddy for you. And, welcome to our 34 newest Chapter members - we're happy to have you with us!
That's it for now - enjoy your summer!
Margaret
Margaret McLean Walsh
President, ICF NYC Chapter
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Teleclass: Using a Coach Approach with the Dying and the Grieving
Dr. Don Eisenhauer, PCC
Hosted by ICF-PHILLY
June 6 - 7:00 pm - 8:15 pm
CCEU: 1.25 CCEU in Core Competencies
This teleclass will focus on how to use a coach approach in being with people who are dying and people who are grieving. How to walk the journey with those who are dying, or have a loved one who is dying, or who are grieving.
Topics to be covered:
The End of Life Coaching Model;
Dispelling myths of our culture's view of end of life;
Identify our personal views on dying, death and grief.
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When the pond gets murky:
How psychological needs may interfere with the coaching process
With
Patricia M. Raskin, Ph.D.
Hosted by ICF-NYC
June 15 - 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
CCEUs: 1.5 Core Competencies
Sometimes we find ourselves in a space that seems to be invaded by issues that are psychological: long-standing, poorly defined, and troubling. these concerns can derail the coaching process. The purpose of this talk is to raise questions that might illuminate the pond when these difficulties arise.
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Please Welcome Our New
ICF-NYC Members
As well as members who have rejoined the Chapter
Carolyn Liou,
Valeriana Pasqua-Masback, Simon Heaton,
J
ackie MacLeod, Elizabeth Lasky,
Dai Nguyen, Lisa J Kuruvilla,
Cheryl Lyon, Catarina Dolsten,
Erin Hyland, Kimberly Penharlow,
Ana Polanco, Dennis Alvarado,
Elizabeth Brooke Murray, Margaret-Ann Neimetz,
Sharon Ruwart, Emily Halpern,
Theresia Arad, Nathalie Guilbeault,
Alan Winters, Dana Campbell,
Wendy Reynoso, Lisa Singer,
Andrea McDonough, Allison Keil,
Andrew Rubenstein, Mariateresa Romeo,
Shauna Sweeney, Brian Tran
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Congratulations Coaches on Earning Your Credential!
Professional Certified Coach (PCC)
Associate Certified Coach (ACC)
Tina Sanchoo, ACC;
Victor Barbella, ACC; Michael Mellen, ACC
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Keep up with ICF NYC on Social Media
Stay Connected
Check it out and contribute to the conversation!
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LIVE EVENT
When the pond gets murky: How psychological needs may interfere with the coaching process
With Patricia M. Raskin, Ph.D.
Hosted by ICF-NYC
June 15 - 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
CCEUs: 1.5 Core Competencies
RESERVE YOUR SPOT!
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SAVE THE DATE:
The 2nd International Columbia Coaching Program Conference
October 19-21, 2016!
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ICF Advance 2016:
Science of Coaching
September 15-17, 2016
Tempe (Phoenix), Arizona, USA
Phoenix Marriott Tempe at The Buttes
ICF Advance 2016: Science of Coaching is an intensive, interactive 2½-day educational experience that will bridge the gap between coaching scholars and practitioners and deliver in-depth content covering the theories that underpin coaching.
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Benefits of Coaching in the Community Outreach Program
The Chapter has partnered with the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) and Small Business Services (SBS) by coaching food entrepreneurs in their Food Pathway Program. One participant,
The Harlem Pie Man, demonstrated his products at a local Whole Foods store at 97th Street and Columbus Avenue. They sold all of their pies and more are on the way! ICF-NYC Board Member, Joy Passey, is their business coach.
Congratulations to
The Harlem Pie Man
on their great success! To get involved send email us at
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Complementary Ethics Course Announced
Beginning this year, ICF Credential-holders will be required to demonstrate completion of at least three Continuing Coach Education (CCE) units in the area of coaching ethics to be eligible for renewal of their ICF Credentials.
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ICF Reciprocal
Peer Coaching
The ICF Reciprocal
Peer Coaching program
creates opportunities for
professional growth and
is accessible to all
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Want To Advertise With ICF-NYC?
Share your event, coaching program or service with the ICF-NYC Chapter. For more information on advertising,
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ICF NYC 2016 Board of Directors
President
Margaret McLean Walsh, PCC
Secretary
Wendy Mantel, PCC
Treasurer
Carolyn K. Carlson
Director
Strategic Alliances
Yana Blackwelder, PCC
Director - Professional Development
Susan Ginsberg-
O'Sullivan
Director - Marketing and Communication
Joy Passey
Director - Strategy
Robin Schletter
Director
John Hoover, PhD, ACC
Director
Mary D. Walsh, ACC
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