In this episode, Adrian Last welcomes executive coach and speaker Clive Leach into the Coaching Clubhouse — along with his canine co-coach, Miss May.

Together they explore:

• Clive’s journey from burnout to breakthrough
• How positive psychology reshapes leadership and coaching
• The underestimated role of "being" in a world obsessed with performance
• And how a therapy dog can transform a coaching session

Packed with practical wisdom, heartfelt stories, and fresh perspectives, this episode is for anyone looking to lead, coach, or simply live with more intention.

Listen now and meet the pup who’s helping people thrive — one tail wag at a time.

Produced by Adrian Last Coaching.

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What happens when coaching and neuroscience come together? In this inspiring chat with Neuro-Transformational Coach Yvette Jeal PCC, we explore how understanding how the brain works can help us perform better, feel less stressed, and actually stick to those new habits we’re trying to build. Yvette shares some fascinating, science-backed coaching tools that tackle real-life challenges — from handling change and making smarter decisions to boosting creativity, innovation, and resilience. If you're looking to lead (and live) with more clarity and impact, this one's definitely worth a listen.

Hosted by Adrian Last.

Produced by Adrian Last Coaching - www.adrianlast.co.uk

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​Have you read the book 'Quiet' by Susan Cain? Why are we seeing increasing success stories of introverted personalities in our businesses, and life generally? In this Coaching Clubhouse: Extra Shot, we hear from Katie Denyer who talks about the strengths of introverted personalities, how we can all embrace these, and how coaching can support people honoring who they are, what they bring and permission to be.

Katie is a Lecturer in Coaching for Behavioural Change as well as an executive coach, facilitator and supervisor, and a mentor coach. She specialises in strengths-based, psychologically informed coaching, with particular expertise to develop the strengths of neurodivergent thinkers.

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What are the 5 things that everybody should know about coaching? In this 4 minute Coaching Clubhouse: Extra Shot, Katie Denyer runs us through those 5 important points and gives us some exclusive insights into coaching from her perspective.

Katie is a Lecturer in Coaching for Behavioural Change as well as an executive coach, facilitator and supervisor, and a mentor coach. She specialises in strengths-based, psychologically informed coaching, with particular expertise to develop the strengths of neurodivergent thinkers.

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What are the 5 things we all need to know about coaching? Why can we "learn more about a person in an hour of play than you can from a lifetime of conversation"? What does neurodiversity mean and how can it play a role in coaching as well as leading and managing people?

In this episode of The Coaching Clubhouse, Katie Denyer tells us the answers and explains how neurodiversity shows up in coaching and in our workplaces.

Katie is a Lecturer in Coaching for Behavioural Change as well as an executive coach, facilitator and supervisor, and a mentor coach. She specialises in strengths-based, psychologically informed coaching, with particular expertise to develop the strengths of neurodivergent thinkers.

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