Coaching Connect Inside Out

How can we best support our young people during exams? What exactly is anxiety and stress and what is the answer? In this fascinating conversation, coach Christine Friend (who works with young people around anxiety and stress) discusses the topic  with two 16 yr-old students who are awaiting their results. If you want to hear a hopeful, enlightening conversation that puts the exam process into perspective, then listen in. Christine Friend. ChristineFriend.co.uk  

In the cut and thrust of the legal profession - what place does a spiritual understanding have? What happens when a solicitor starts to get curious about the 3Ps? Ed Jones is asking the questions today. He wants to know why he can't get rid of 'wound up mind-state' even thought he knows it's generated by thought? He wants to understand how he can gain clarity more quickly? Piers Thurston, a Principles-based coach and facilitor is answering the questions today. Ed Jones www.rlslaw.co.uk Piers Thurston www.piersthurston.com  

What place does love, respect and authenticity have in the realm of professional sport? If the Inside-Out understanding doesn’t guarantee to improve the performance of atheletes – why bother with it? In today’s show Grayson Hart, a professional rugby player, meets up with Physical Educator Roger Hutchinson to explore the Inside-Out understanding and its role in sport.

How do you manage the behaviour of your autistic child? What do you need to do as parents to improve your skills? In this interview the conventional view of autism is turned on its head. Rather than trying to 'fix' the child or improve parenting skills, these two parents of autistic children, Tanya and Tess Christie, discuss an alternative way of approaching autism. You can contact Tess via https://threeprinciplesparadigm.com  

For many people the fear of depression is even more debilitating than the depression itself. However there is real hope - it doesn't have to be like that. Both my guests today were hospitalised because of their depression and both, having come across the Three Principles are flourishing, they no longer fear another bout of depression because they now understand how the psychological system works. Both David Weinberg and Andrew Bridgewater are now sharing this hopeful message with their clients - they know their clients will get better. You can read the blog of David Weinberg at insightsforliving.info Visit AndrewBridgewater.com to connect with Andrew

How on earth do you share the Inside-Out understanding with leaders and teachers in schools? In an education system that seems to be breaking under pressure of stress - can the Three Principles make a difference? In today's podcast Russell Pearson, who is a senior leader of a primary school, asks questions of Peter Anderson. Peter is a retired head teacher and still works in school communities as a 3Ps facilitator sharing wellbeing - you can find out more about him at AndersonWellbeing.com

Is there a way to rehabilitate offenders successfully? Could the Three Principles offer an answer?  Former Assistant Chief Constable, Mike Glanville, is curious about the evidence behind this way of working within prisons and he asks questions of Jacquie Moses.  Jacquie, who works with ex-ofeenders and prisoners - as well as young people, leaders and executives - shares stories and research which points to the Inside-Out Understanding and how it makes a difference in the lives of the people she works with

Ever wondered how you can share the Inside-Out understanding with children? Are you curious about whether children understand it? In today's episode we are a fly on the wall of Vicky Otter (a wellbeing facilitator) as she shares the 3Ps with children aged 9-11. Then in the second part of the podcast Claire Tomkies, the headteacher at a school in Cornwall asks questions of Vicky Otter.  Do all the children understand? What is the impact? Join us for this fascinating insight into the Inside-Out understanding as it is shared in schools For more information on Vicky Otter - check out her website Coaching Connect has a wealth of information, interviews and articles about the Inside-Out understanding In collaboration with the WebofWellbeing.org

Is there a way of overcoming anxiety and worry? Can the Three Principles/Inside-Out understanding offer some answers? Tony Husband, an award-winning cartoonist, often finds himself in the grip of anxiety. It's something that has experienced throughout his life. In this podcast he talks to Nicola Bird. Nicola spent many years going through mental anguish.  She became a virtual prisoner in her own home through fear of using public transport. However, when she came across a simple understanding of how the mind works she found real freedom. She answers Tony's questions as they explore what anxiety really is. You can find out more about Nicola at her website

In today’s show we’re asking if there is an answer to the gang violence and fear that we’re seeing on the streets of Britain. The reaction from many politicians and the media is to clamp down in a punitive way. But what if a simple understanding of how the mind works and the chance of connecting with young people and engaging with them is the answer? Maybe there is a different way – as I discussed with my guest this week, Robin Lockhart.  

On todays show we're exploring the theme of parenting from the Inside-Out understanding. If you've ever wanted to fix your children or stop them from feeling upset, then today's show is for you. In this episode Jackie O'Brien, the mum of two adopted girls is asking questions like: Are parents responsible for the happiness of their children? What if other parents are doing a better job than you? Are your children broken? Parenting coaching Michael Brown, who underpins his work with the Three Principles, answers these questions and more.

Is the 3Ps just another name for mindfulness? If not, then what is the difference? Chris Birch is a coach who has found incredible benefit from mindfulness practices and Buddhist teachings. He can't quite see why the 3Ps is different and wants to learn more. Joel Drazner has an MA in spiritual psychology and has been following a meditation practice for 30 years. Things started to feel much more clear and richer when he came across the Three Principles.  Chris and Joel meet up in this latest podcast.

How do the Three Principles fit in with hypnotherapy? Are they better than hypnotherapy? In fact - what are the Three Principles? When solution focused hypnotherapist Sally Potter went to a one-day 3P conference she was left with more questions than answers. She was curious to learn more but was feeling stumped. In this podcast she meets up with Russel Davies. He is an experienced hypnotherapist and he underpins his practice with the Inside-Out understanding (also known as the 3Ps). What unfolds is a fascinating discussion

What happens if you are a clinical psychologist and you come across an understanding of that mind that transforms your personal life but also fundamentally challenges with you thought you knew. Dr Lee Adair-Stantiall is fascinated by the Inside-Out understanding, but has many questions. In this episode she meets up with Dr Rani Bora who is a psychiatrist who is already underpinning her practice with the principles behind innate health.

Inside-out or Outside-in. Does it really matter whether you know the Three Principles or not? For example - if you get hit on the head with a brick it will still hurt, regardless of whether you know the 3Ps or not. In this fascinating conversation Mandy Jago (who has a keen interest in mindfulness and other compassion-based practices) asks some simple, challenging questions about the Three Principles.  She wants to know: If everything is about the inside, how does that take account of events on the outside?' How does this thinking take account of the neurological effects of trauma? How does the 3Ps fit into other modalities? Piers Thurston is a specialist in state of mind transformation, he works extensively in organisations and businesses sharing the 3Ps understanding. Piers answers Mandy's questions in this insightful conversation about the Three Principles. Join Liz Scott, Mandy Jago and Piers Thurston in this latest episode

Does the Inside-Out understanding really offer a solution to mental health with young people? Ian Watson, a principles-based facilitator, answers questions from teacher Kathy Rablah in this informative discussion.