The Institute of Coaching has a mission of supporting high quality research in coaching and connecting researchers to exchange ideas, collaborate and plan joint research projects. We offer many opportunities and platforms for catalyzing connections and collaborations. To connect with fellow researchers and identify their area of focus, visit our Membership site. To access many resources, examples of published empirical and theoretical work in coaching visit the Resource database. It includes full text papers from Coaching: An International Journal of Theory, Research, and Practice, International Journal of Evidence-Based Coaching and Mentoring, Leadership Quarterly, The Journal of Positive Psychology. To view the research conducted by the Harnisch scholars, through grants from the Institute of Coaching, visit the Harnisch Researchers and Featured Research pages, as well as our Resource database which contains the final grant reports written by the scholars. In 2015 we also started publishing a Research Digest, sponsored by Meyer-Campbell. The Research Digest features abstracts from selected, as well as links to papers when available, published in leading journals including Coaching: An International Journal of Theory, Research, and Practice, International Journal of Evidence-Based Coaching and Mentoring, Leadership Quarterly, The Journal of Positive Psychology and Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research (APA). Suggested Resources: Kauffman, C: De-mystifying Research Active Research Studies Professor Jonathan Passmore, Henley Business School, invites your participation in the 2023 Global Research study. This year the focus is on exploring attitudes towards topics such as Digital Coaching, AI and Coaching Ethics, as well as finding out about day-to-day practices in 2023. This 2023 study is your opportunity to share your views on key topics facing the coaching industry today. The results will help us in the coaching profession to better understand these emerging themes and shape policy and professional development. This is a collaborative project and draws together multiple organisations and individuals from professional bodies like EMCC, coach training schools, universities and coaching companies. But to get the best insights we need your support. The questionnaire is anonymous. The survey will not ask for your name, email or similar data. We hope to be able to share the results with you later in the year, as well as a copy of the report. The research questionnaire is in two parts: Part 1 takes around 14 minutes, Part 2 taking a further 12 minutes The second part of the research goes into more depth on the key questions. You can find the link at: https://henley.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7WfoM7tHXe3YwJg RESEARCH STUDY: ADHD COACHING FOR ADULTS This study will be looking at outcomes of 12-sessions of a coaching engagement with adult clients (not college students) who have ADHD, as well as explore client perspectives on ADHD coaching. Coaches will recruit interested clients and will document the coaching process. Clients will complete surveys prior to the coaching and after the coaching engagement and will participate in a focus group or interview at the end of the engagement as well. We are looking for coaches who meet the following criteria, and who would be willing to recruit new adult clients for participation: Completed a minimum of 60 hours of coach-specific training Completed a minimum of 25-35 hours ADHD-specific coach training Have a minimum of 2 years of ADHD-specific coaching experience Hold an International Coaching Federation credential (ACC, PCC, MCC) Willing to recruit new adult client for the study Are based in the United States You can learn more about what this study would involve at the link here. If you are interested in participating, or have questions, please contact the researchers Elizabeth Ahmann and Micah Saviet at adhdcoachingresearch@gmail.com.