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Forensic Coaching

Forensic coaching helps managers move beyond surface-level conversations and get to the heart of their team members’ performance. This workshop supports participants in learning how to structure focused coaching discussions, create psychological safety, and make small, evidence-based improvements that lead to meaningful, sustained change in individuals and teams.

Max 12 participants
100 mins
£1,100 +VAT
Price is based on virtual delivery - alternative durations and/or in-person delivery are also available.

Impact on

Your Organisation

  • Improved performance – managers with strong forensic coaching skills drive improved performance within their teams.
  • Increased engagement and workplace satisfaction – when managers invest in their team members’ growth and development, workplace engagement and satisfaction thrives.
  • Spot skills gaps – by ensuring high quality coaching, organisations can better spot and address skills gaps within teams.

Workshop Participants

  • Describe the principles of forensic coaching and when it adds most value in everyday management conversations.
  • Identify specific behaviours, situations and performance areas that would benefit from deeper coaching conversations.
  • Lead structured, focused coaching conversations that explore issues in detail and generate practical actions.
  • Apply a forensic coaching approach in real workplace situations to support continuous improvement within their team.

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Coaching conversations play a vital role in development; strengthening performance and building trust between managers and their teams. When used well, they create space for reflection, learning and meaningful progress – even in fast-moving, hybrid working environments where time is limited.

In reality, however, coaching is often squeezed or unfocused. Busy managers struggle to protect their time, and as a result, rushed conversations drift without reaching the real issue. Without a clear structure, sessions can feel well-intentioned but ineffective, limiting their impact on performance and development.

This workshop introduces a forensic coaching approach designed to get to the heart of issues quickly and productively. Participants will learn a focused questioning technique that zooms in on specifics before widening out to identify clear, achievable actions. The session also explores how to build a culture of prepared coaching conversations, where team members take ownership of their thinking and arrive ready to engage.

Participants will leave with a practical framework they can use immediately to run sharper, more effective coaching conversations. They will gain confidence in structuring dialogue, uncovering root causes and agreeing actions that stick – supporting faster progress, stronger accountability and a more consistent coaching culture across their teams.

Who will benefit?

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New Managers

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Experienced Managers

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Leaders

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