Novalda Reflections on Change, Leadership, and Team Coaching
Reflections Blog
Welcome to Novalda Reflections — where the worlds of coaching education and leadership development meet in a practice of reflexivity. These writings invite you to step into the liminal space where light and shadow meet, to see systems more clearly, and to meet yourself anew. Here, you’ll find stories, insights, and practices on change, leadership, and team coaching — each one designed to deepen your presence, expand your perspective, and inspire transformation in yourself and the systems you serve.
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- All
- Accepting change
- Adult Development
- Agile
- Blog
- Change
- Coaching Resources
- Coaching Supervision
- Coaching Teams
- Core Values
- Emotional Intelligence
- Leadership
- Leadership Retreat
- Polarities
- Reflective Practice
- Resistance to Change
- Strategies
- Team Coaching
- Team Culture
- Urgency
- Vertical Development
The One Who Is Looking
October 15, 2026
Reflection invites us to examine our experience. Reflexivity invites us to examine how we participate in shaping that experience — including how our ways of ...
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How to Assess Whether a Team Is Ready for Team Coaching
October 14, 2026
Leading a team well isn't the same skill as coaching one. Here's how to know if you and the team in front of you are ...
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Disappointing Myself — Can I Still Be Enough?
October 13, 2026
Part Three written by Sherry Matheson and Kerry Woodcock, of The Autobiography of Disappointment Series, three reflections on team coaching supervision.
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Disappointed by Life — Can I Trust What Unfolds?
October 13, 2026
Part Two of The Autobiography of Disappointment, three reflections on team coaching supervision.
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Disappointing Others — Can I Still Belong?
October 13, 2026
Part One of The Autobiography of Disappointment, three reflections on team coaching supervision.
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What We See, Hold, and Miss
October 8, 2026
Behind the Scenes of Team Coaching Supervision
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Meeting the Work
October 8, 2026
Meeting Life is a three-part series on leadership, belonging and becoming. Across three personal essays, I explore the moments that quietly shape who we become—from ...
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When Are You Ready to Become a Team Coaching Supervisor
September 30, 2026
Wondering if you're ready to move from team coach to supervisor? Here's how to read the signs and what the Diploma in Team Coaching Supervision ...
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Why Experienced Coaches Continue to Need Supervision
September 25, 2026
The more experienced the coach, the higher the stakes of what they can't see in themselves. Here's why senior team coaches still need supervision and ...
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Why Leaders Reach Development Plateaus
September 23, 2026
Why do experienced leaders stop growing? Explore leadership development plateaus, capacity, complexity, and what may be needed to grow again.
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Integrate the Development. Differentiate the Relationships.
September 21, 2026
In the final part of Where Does the Work Live?, we step back and consider the developmental ecosystem around teams — and the role of ...
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Should I Coach the Team AND the Leader?
September 21, 2026
Part 5 of Where Does the Work Live?, explores the benefits and risks of coaching both an individual leader and their team — including confidentiality, ...
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