In this episode of Coaching in Conversation, Tracy Sinclair discusses the evolving field of coaching with Dr. Julie Luscombe, a professional coach with a background in mental health nursing and public health. They explore the prevalence of burnout, the importance of holding space for clients, and the integration of therapeutic strategies within coaching. Julie shares her journey from healthcare to coaching and emphasizes the need for coaches to be well-prepared to handle burnout, advocating for continuous learning and self-care.As the founder of People Like Me Coaching and Training Consultancy, Julie Luscombe is a certified burnout coach, facilitator and trainer who combines her skills with her professional experience in the public and health and care sector to support busy, time poor professionals (individuals and teams) who are juggling a multitude of competing priorities to not just survive but thrive at work. Using tools grounded in neuroscience, she works with teams and/or individuals to support them in using strategies to avoid burnout, improve wellbeing and create space for productivity.Julie’s professional qualifications and previous posts held in Nursing, Higher Education and Public Health settings within the NHS, Government of Jersey and the third sector operating at both strategic and delivery level means she brings and applies a breadth and depth of leadership and facilitation experience to her work. Her coaching and facilitation approach is based on her philosophy of creating valuable thinking space in order to unlock the resources, expertise and potential of those she works with to ensure any solutions and actions are fit for purpose for each setting.Learn more about Coach Advancement by Tracy Sinclair. Follow us on social media: Instagram | Facebook | LinkedIn | YouTube

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