Future Trends in Coaching

The provision of coaching is changing as the world starts to consider the ‘new normal’. Published by Henley Business School, this research project highlights the current views of coaches about the future landscape of coaching, including the impact of online coaching.

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This report provides an overview of the main findings from the 2021 Future Trends research project. The study was planned in 2020 and undertaken during a four-week period in June 2021. This is one of a number of publications that aim to share the results from this study. This Executive Report is available free and can be downloaded from the Henley Business School, CoachHub and EMCC websites.

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Professor Jonathan Passmore

Professor of Coaching and Behavioural Change

Professor Jonathan Passmore

Published	16 December 2021
Topics: Research news Article

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