Deborah Haskew

Deborah is a Chartered Coaching and Organisational Psychologist, Accredited Executive Coach, Fellow of the Association for Coaching, and registered Supervisor with the BPS. She has over 30 years’ experience in leadership development and change, working both as an external coach, consultant and internal team leader. Blending psychological and systemic perspectives, she works with leaders, coaches and practitioners through coaching, thought partnering and supervision.

Working one-to-one and with groups, clients come to her for a safe and expansive space to explore the interplay between their inner and outer worlds, seeking insight and movement on deep patterns, habits and structures that have their roots in the past, the systemic, the relational and the individual. Her work supports clients to make material shifts in the way they feel about themselves and how they see and show up in their work, leadership and practice.

Alongside systemic leadership coaching, Deborah offers individual and small-group systemic supervision and mentoring for those wanting to develop and deepen their systemic practice. She has studied and worked with organisational and family constellations for over a decade, and as faculty in TWP programmes, brings an integrated appreciation of how systemic thinking can enrich the practice of coaches and leaders.

Her approach is eclectic and pragmatic, informed by her Rogerian background in Counselling at Work and her preparation with the Center for Courage & Renewal® to facilitate Circles of Trust®. She has a particular interest in women’s leadership and the transitions that shape women’s lives and careers, including the psychological and systemic dimensions of menopause and later-life leadership.

Deborah is a Partner Practitioner with The Whole Partnership and also runs her own practice: www.deborahhaskew.com

She is a contributing author to Freeing Up Our Future exploring systemic intelligence, leadership and practice.

Based near Stroud in the UK, with English and Irish roots, she draws personal inspiration and nourishment from family, nature, art and the human stories that shape us.