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EPISODE · Jun 16, 2026 · 17 MIN

8 Reasons To Offer Executive Coaching In Your Practice

from Family Systems In 15 Minutes · host Oliver Drakeford LMFT CGP

I want to make the case that everything you've already learned as a family systems therapist transfers directly into working with teams and organizations. The theory, the clinical instincts, the assessment approach: it all applies.In this episode I break down the eight structural areas I examine when I'm consulting with managers and workplace teams, all drawn directly from structural family systems theory.From power and hierarchy to boundaries and scapegoating, the patterns that show up in struggling companies look a lot like the ones we see in struggling families.Whether you're curious about expanding your practice or just want a fresh lens on the work you're already doing, this one's for you.If you've thought about offering this kind of work, I hope this shows you that you're already closer to being ready than you might think.Sign up for the digital version of my family systems therapy newsletter below - ⁠https://www.mypeoplepatterns.com/newsletters/family-systems-h-i-t-newsletter/subscribe⁠Read more about my practice here: ⁠www.OliverDrakefordTherapy.com ⁠

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