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Where does coaching end and therapy begin? Dr. Greer maps the territory that most practitioners sense but few can name — examining what it means to work ethically, responsibly, and with genuine depth in the space between disciplines. Essential for coaches, therapists, supervisors, and organisational leaders.

The reflexive instruction to 'refer on' is often inadequate — and sometimes harmful. This talk examines what it actually means to support clients when they arrive in difficult psychological territory, and how practitioners can hold complexity without abandoning their clients or their ethics.

Coaching has a unique and underutilised role in preparing people for the deeper psychological work they need. Dr. Greer examines how well-held coaching can build the readiness, safety, and self-awareness that makes transformative change — in therapy, in leadership, in life — possible.

Coaches encounter trauma — whether they know it or not. This talk provides essential, accessible knowledge for practitioners who want to work safely and competently with the full range of human experience, without overstepping scope or causing harm.

When a client's history of difficulty dominates the work, it can obscure who they actually are. Dr. Greer examines the practitioner's responsibility to hold the whole person in view — their strengths, their agency, their capacity for growth — even in the presence of significant pain.

People do not leave their personal lives at the door, and they do not leave their professional selves at home. This talk examines what it means to coach the whole person — holding personal, professional, relational, and existential dimensions in genuine integration.