04/03/2026
EVENT: The 7th Climate Coaching Action Day is being held on the 5th March, 2026.
The International Society for Coaching Psychology supports the Climate Coaching Action Day and the free, online conference, Bridging the divide: courage, compassion and wisdom in climate coaching, which starts at 09:25 GMT on the 5th March.
https://www.climatecoachingactionday.info/whats-happening/
CONFERENCE PROGRAMME
Conference: Bridging the divide: courage, compassion and wisdom in climate coaching
09:25 Welcome with Prof Stephen Palmer
09:30-10:30 Workshop: Growing hope with Lorenza Clifford
What if we became really alive to the role hope plays? What might be possible when we prime ourselves to generate hope through cumulative daily practices? Lorenza offers a relational perspective on hope, inviting us to participate: reflect, draw or journal on our own experiences to grow hope.
10:30-10:45 Break and networking
10:45-12:15 Harnessing the power of Relational Mindfulness in climate coaching, with Liz Hall and Dr Emma Donaldson-Feilder.
Relational Mindfulness is a pioneering and timely coaching approach which helps us deepen connection in our relationships, with ourselves, our clients and the Earth, supporting more courageous collaborations and enhancing presence, awareness and wisdom. This session will be partly experiential – participants will have the opportunity to practise Relational Mindfulness dialogue exploring topics relevant to climate and sustainability coaching.
12:15-12:30 Take aways, handover & close of conference
Pre-recorded sessions available all day:
Pre-recorded interview with the CCA’s Claire D’Abouville, Fran Smith and Kat Haber on the CCA’s research among pioneering climate coaches. In the interview, we talk about why the CCA carried out this research, what they found, and also some tips for sustainability coaching from the interviewees.
Pre-recorded lecture on Climate Coaching Psychology with Prof Stephen Palmer.
In this paper Climate Psychology and the emerging field of Climate Coaching Psychology will be discussed. The application of an informative, ethical, coaching psychology approach to tackling debilitating climate change worries, ecoanxiety and ecodepression will be described.
Invited congress paper with the late Dr Alison Whybrow recorded in 2020.
Title: Climate change and coaching psychology: How do we respond to the feedback we are receiving?
What’s Happening The 7th Climate Coaching Action Day takes place on 5th March, 2026 This initiative was launched in 2020 by Coaching at Work, but although we mark it, too, it was always intended to be an invitation for others to embrace, as have organisations, including the Climate Coaching Allia...