Executive coach, mediator, facilitator, trainer.
Sharon is an internationally accredited business executive & life coach and mediator. She brings to her coaching and mediation practice, a background in law and nearly 20 years experience in conflict resolution, as well as a deep curiosity about people and how they interact with the world.
Sharon has a fundamental belief in the power of executive, business and life coaching to ignite new possibilities for understanding and action. As such, she works in partnership with executives, managers and individuals to develop their self-awareness and their competence to engage more skillfully with the world.
As a workplace and relationship mediator, Sharon assists parties in conflict to handle situations more effectively by helping them to move beyond the ‘presenting issues’ and appreciate how their own interpretations and behaviours contribute to the conflict. From a point of deeper understanding, Sharon works with parties to craft mutually beneficial outcomes and a more constructive future relationship.
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Sharon’s Insights
- ‘The L Words’ Language, listening, loving, living and learning: strong stand alone words which hold equal measure of challenge and opportunity; and words which have woven together to form the main threads of ...Read More
- ‘The gentle whispering of the liminal space’ So I am sitting in my office in my ‘client chair’. What I mean by that is that I have two chairs, one which I sit in and one which ...Read More
- The ‘small’ matter of the heart In the past couple of weeks, I have been exposed to two small things, but two small things that made a big impact on me. The first was a small ...Read More
- ‘Being big enough to learn’ I have just returned from Francistown in Botswana where I conducted mutual gains negotiation training for union and management negotiators of a large mine. It is a course I have ...Read More
- ‘The Gifts in our Stocking’ Being the time of the year that it is, it seems appropriate to think a little bit about gifts. I’m thinking not so much about the giving of gifts to ...Read More