Kimberly McGhee
Kimberly McGhee is a science writer with a passion for translating research findings for a broader audience. She completed her Ph.D. in Comparative Literature at the State University of New York Buffalo, worked as managing editor of a clinical journal and a medical magazine, and currently works as a science writer at the Medical University of South Carolina and director of science communications initiatives for the College of Graduate Studies.
IOC Resources by Kimberly McGhee
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Self-compassion simply requires taking the skills learned over the years of being compassionate to others and doing a U-turn....
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A ground zero mindset is one where coaches hold space for the seeds of new motivation, confidence, and insights to emerge, rather than fill space with exp...
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In today’s turbulent world, dealing with constant and ever-changing stressors is the norm....
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The next frontier of coaching research is shifting from does coaching work to what in coaching works....
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Optimal experience (flow state) is something that we make happen....
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Coaching sessions, and even entire coaching programs, often begin with a client bringing forth a challenge or problem to overcome or resolve....