- When they Get Older – Ask Lesley – Q&A I answer readers’ dilemmas about ageing parents
- Balancing eldercare, work… and guilt
Looking after elderly parents is one of the hardest things we ever have to do – and guilt is the norm. Here are some tips for when you’re trying to balancing all this with work as well. - How Outplacement Coaching helps employees build Confidence (Transition Peak May 2021)
How outplacement career coaching helps people rebuild confidence and self-belief as they grapple with the possibility of redundancy, career change or early retirement
- The Benefits of Developing a Coaching Niche (International Coach Federation March 2018)
Coaches need clients. Unless you’re a celebrity, supremely good at self-promotion, an internal coach practitioner, or happy to do some light coaching off and on, you’ll have to work hard to attract clients – how to build and maintain a niche
- Business Coaching for Information Professionals: why it provides such good Value for Money in Today’s Economic Climate. Business Information Review, 30 (1)
Looks at what business coaching is (and isn’t), why its use is increasing and how introducing coaching provides financial and other benefits for both individuals and for organisations. Includes ‘frequently asked questions’ about how coaching works within organisations.
- Interviewed in The new Rules of Living Longer (Yvonne Sonsino 2015) on how coaching helps you develop a mid-life/later life strategy
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- Dementia – How do I cope with constant repetitive questioning? When they get Older – Ask Lesley
We may know that constant questioning is part of dementia but it can be incredibly frustrating and upsetting. Why does it happen? How to cope?
- Dementia – How do I cope with constant repetitive questioning? When they get Older – Ask Lesley
- Ageing Parents – Who Cares? Women now in the 50-64 age bracket grew up with the idea of equality and ‘having it all’. But somehow when it comes to eldercare it seems like we’re back in the 1950s…