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A coaching approach

Asking new questions, hearing new things

Last Autumn I started a coaching course with the Institute of Coaching Studies. Over six weeks, a small group of us from all over the world spent two half days a week online together. Led by an excellent tutor, we worked through the course and practiced coaching from the very first session. I thought I knew what coaching was but I soon realised the depth of skill involved in what seems like having a natural conversation.

Inside Iriss

Published on 10 May 2024

Iriss is looking for partners!

Iriss is continuing its work implementing innovation and change in social work and social care, and is looking for project partners for 2024/25.

We work alongside our partners to tackle existing issues, facilitate positive change, and help services to innovate.

If you, or your organisation, is experiencing a problem or you need some help implementing an idea, get in touch!

To learn about some of our work with our existing partners, see here.

Published in

News

on 15 Jan 2024

'Working together apart' during Covid-19

Image of Coronavirus by Omni Matryx from Pixabay

Work is underway to create a course that supports partnership working in times of social distancing.

Published in

News

on 2 Jun 2020

Supporting social care students

The 'What Matters to Us' conference was held on 20 March to support HN social care and early years students.

Published in

News

on 26 Mar 2019

Exploring cross-sector collaborations

Attend Creative Scotland's free event, focusing on partnership working across the arts, social, community and justice sectors.

Published in

News

on 11 Mar 2019

Planning a partnership?

Partnerships & CO, a tool to support those planning a partnership or wishing to reflect on and take stock of an existing partnership.

Published in

News

on 16 Jan 2018

Commissioning foster care services in Falkirk Council: a Public Social Partnership approach

Report summary

This report is about a Public Social Partnership (PSP) pilot in Falkirk, which focused on foster care services. Public Social Partnerships (PSP) are an innovative model of public service delivery, which is based upon the public sector and third sector working together to design and deliver public services.

Published in

Reports

on 13 Mar 2013

Shaping the choreography of care and support

Iriss Forum, Designs for the future 2011

Alison Petch (Iriss Director), Lisa Pattoni and Gayle Rice (Iriss Project Managers) and Ian Grout (Glasgow School of Art) explain the background to this project which involved students from the Glasgow School of Art working with practitioners and people who use services to consider how to reshape care and support. There were four themes: reablement, partnership working and communication, social isolation and anticipatory care.

Published in

Videos

on 21 Dec 2011