Caroline Duffy joins Georgina and Allard to share a defining moment in her journey from facilitator to emergent team coach. Working with senior leadership teams, Caroline reflects on how naming her own frustration and inviting real-time reflection unlocked deeper engagement and learning.

Together, they explore the courage and vulnerability required to work emergently, the importance of trust and clear contracting, and why “travelling light”—letting go of rigid agendas—creates space for meaningful transformation.

You’ll discover:

• What happens when coaches move from facilitation to emergent, team-led work.
• How naming what’s real can unlock trust and deeper dialogue.
• The role of courage, vulnerability, and contracting in moments of emergence.
• Why embracing unpredictability often leads to the most meaningful change.
• How continuous self-development supports both coaches and the teams they serve.

This episode offers rich insight for team coaches and leaders who want to create the conditions for genuine connection and lasting transformation, by staying present, responsive, and open to emergence.

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In this episode, Georgina and Allard are joined by fellow team coaches and TCS Diploma alumni Emily Jones and Dr Sebastian Fox for a rich, candid exploration of emergence in action. Emily shares an early-career experience of holding steady in the midst of team conflict—learning to stay present, trust the process, and allow the tension itself to become a catalyst for meaningful change. Seb reflects on both successful and challenging moments, offering insights into the delicate balance between structure and spaciousness, psychological safety and productive discomfort, intervention and silence.

You’ll discover:

• How coaches navigate conflict and uncertainty while staying grounded and connected.
• Why psychological safety and structure matter, but also have limits.
• The art of knowing when to step in and when to let silence do the work.
• The unique power of co-coaching, from shared presence to multiple perspectives and deeper reflection.

Throughout the conversation, the group highlights the real nature of emergence; imperfect, unscripted, and full of possibility. Their stories affirm that the most transformative moments often arise when coaches stay present, trust the field, and allow situations to unfold.

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In this final episode of 2025, we recap Georgina and Allard's most powerful insights on emergent work, spotlighting the core capacities — self-awareness, presence, empathy, and attunement — that help coaches read the room, surface what truly matters, and create the conditions for real trust, connection and transformation.

We also look ahead to 2026 and share what’s coming next, including an invitation for team coaches to get involved in future episodes and bring their own experiences of emergence to help grow a bold, evolving community of practice.

If that's you and you want to be involved, email hello@teamcoachingstudio.com for more details.

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