Thinking with machines: can AI deepen coaching reflection?

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As coaching professionals, reflection is an essential practice for deepening self-awareness, refining skills, and improving client impact. However, reflection can feel time-consuming, difficult to structure, or challenging to develop into a sustained habit. AI tools like ChatGPT can assist us in streamlining reflective writing, but their use raises important ethical, privacy, and accuracy concerns.

In this webinar, we’ll explore how coaches can effectively use chatbots and AI writing assistants in their reflective practice. We’ll discuss key ethical considerations, strategies for safeguarding client confidentiality, and practical methods to structure AI-assisted reflections efficiently. Participants will also learn how to critically assess AI-generated responses for truthfulness, use the output for professional development, and explore how this practice complements – but does not replace – coaching supervision.

• Ethical considerations of using ChatGPT
• Protecting client privacy in AI-assisted reflection
• Making reflection easier with AI
• Structuring AI-assisted reflective writing for efficiency
• Fact-checking ChatGPT’s responses
• AI-Assisted reflection as a development tool for coaches
• AI & Supervision: a complement, not a replacement!
• Closing & Q&A (10 min)

About Sagan Rossi

Sagan is a USA-Finnish dual citizen, parent to three children, and lives together with their Swedish partner in Finland. For the last 20 years, Sagan held roles in marketing, branding, and communications. Their previous role was the VP Marketing of a global software company headquartered in Finland. Sagan is now a professional certified executive coach through Henley School of Business, with EIA Practitioner accreditation, and a new deputy board member of EMCC Finland. They’re also a volunteer coach for the Herizon Community, a Finnish nonprofit with a mission of employing international talents.