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August 2025 – Question Of The Month

August 28, 2025 - By Josh Hayman, Director, BA Hons Psychology

Question: How should a coach contradict their coachee’s appraisal of their progress if the coach does not think that that appraisal is accurate, without driving the conversation but merely guiding it?

Answer: Set the conversation up as an exchange of views based on observation rather than who is right or wrong. Example:

  • Ask how they see their progress. Spend some time clarifying your understanding.
  • Share your view. If it’s different, say so. Be direct and specific and share examples.
  • Ask for their response. Probe as to where they see the differences and alignment between the two points of view.
  • In light of the above, ask them what they think they should be changing or doing.
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