The Origins of the Masters of Coaching Psychology at Sydney University with Dr. Michael Cavanagh & Dr. Gordon Spence

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USCMA Connect

Pod O'Sullivan

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The University of Sydney established the world’s first Masters of coaching psychology degree in 2001. USCMA (University of Sydney Coaching and Mentoring Association) was set up a year later as the place for students of the degree to meet up, share ideas, organise guest speakers, establish peer supervision groups and conferences. Almost 25 years later the degree has close to 1000 graduates and USCMA continues to be the place for students and graduates to congregate. In our post pandemic world, USCMA has established this podcast as a way to connect its members together and back to the source.

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The Origins of the Masters of Coaching Psychology at Sydney University with Dr. Michael Cavanagh & Dr. Gordon Spence

USCMA Connect

28 minutes 20 seconds

8 months ago

The Origins of the Masters of Coaching Psychology at Sydney University with Dr. Michael Cavanagh & Dr. Gordon Spence

Pod O'Sullivan chats with Dr. Michael Cavanagh and Dr. Gordon Spence from the Coaching Psychology Unity at Sydney University. Together, they explore the history of the University of Sydney’s coaching psychology program, its global influence, and the evolution of the USCMA (University of Sydney Coaching and Mentoring Association).
Michael and Gordon share insights on the foundation of the coaching psychology degree, the impact of Tony Grant’s and Michael's pioneering work, and the role of peer supervision in fostering professional growth. They also discuss the future of coaching in a world increasingly shaped by AI and digital transformation.