Between sessions, people may want a structured way to reflect, practise or prepare. Hoolr supports AI-assisted activities within clear programme boundaries, with human coaching and appropriately authorised people retaining responsibility for professional and programme decisions.
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Between sessions, people may want a structured way to reflect, practise or prepare. Hoolr supports AI-assisted activities within clear programme boundaries, with human coaching and appropriately authorised people retaining responsibility for professional and programme decisions.
Explore Hoolr AI-powered practice. See the related product experience, or read our security and privacy approach.
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Use AI-supported practice as an optional aid between sessions, not as a replacement for the professional coaching relationship.
Be explicit about whether an activity supports reflection, preparation or practice and what it should not be used for.
Apply your organisation’s privacy, retention and acceptable-use requirements to the experience.
Help participants organise thoughts and questions they may want to explore in a future coaching session.
Support preparation around goals, progress and topics without making professional decisions for the participant.
Provide a structured space to rehearse ideas or conversations within clear use and safeguarding boundaries.
AI-supported practice can aid reflection and preparation; it is not a coach, therapist or source of high-stakes advice.
Define the intended use before introducing an AI-supported activity. Explain what it can and cannot do, keep humans responsible for coaching, safeguarding and programme decisions, apply privacy and retention requirements, and review participant feedback and use over time.
Practical questions from HR and L&D teams considering AI-supported activity between coaching sessions.
No. It can support preparation, reflection and low-stakes practice between sessions, but coaching remains a human professional relationship.
Give clear guidance about appropriate use and do not request unnecessary personal or sensitive information. Follow your organisation’s privacy, security and retention policies.
No. Decisions about people, coaching, safeguarding and programme exceptions should remain with appropriately authorised humans.
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Keep coaching, safeguarding and programme decisions with appropriately authorised people.
Define suitable reflection, preparation and practice activities before introducing them.
Apply your organisation’s privacy, retention and acceptable-use requirements.