Excellence in Coaching: The Industry Guide

by Carol Wilson (Primary Contributor), Michael Neenan (Primary Contributor), Anthony M Grant (Primary Contributor), Cary L Cooper (Primary Contributor), Graham Alexander (Primary Contributor), Geoffrey Abbott (Primary Contributor), Cary L Cooper (Primary Contributor), Carol Wilson (Primary Contributor), Geoffrey Abbott (Primary Contributor), Michael Neenan (Primary Contributor), Dr Peter Hawkins (Primary Contributor), Frank Bresser (Primary Contributor), Alex Szabo (Primary Contributor), María Alicia Peña (Primary Contributor), Philippe Rosinski (Primary Contributor), Katherine Tulpa (Primary Contributor), Allard de Jong (Primary Contributor), Hetty Einzig (Primary Contributor), Sir John Whitmore (Primary Contributor), Ian McDermott (Primary Contributor), Jonathan Passmore (Editor), Michael Neenan (Primary Contributor), Frank Bresser (Primary Contributor)

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  2006

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  Excellence in Coaching presents cutting-edge thinking in the field of workplace coaching. Leading practitioners in the field, including Sir John Whitmore (author of the bestselling Coaching for Performance) and Cary Cooper (author of Shut Up and Listen), offer a breadth of perspectives and insights into the range of coaching disciplines. This comprehensive industry guide enables coaches to achieve personal excellence with a groundbreaking collection of best-practice material covering: setting up and running your coaching practice; transpersonal coaching; behavioural coaching - the GROW model; integrative coaching; solution-focused coaching; intercultural coaching; cognitive behavioural coaching; coaching and stress; NLP coaching; coaching ethics. Excellence in Coaching is essential reading for practising coaches as well as for anyone studying coaching through the ILM, coaching training, a Master's course, or more generally as part of a psychology or business degree. If you only have one coaching book on your shelf, this is the one to have. Includes contributions from: John Whitmore Carol Wilson Katherine Tulpa Graham Alexander Michael Neenan Alex Szabo Ian McDermott Dr Anthony M Grant Philippe Rosiniski Maria Alicia Pena Cary L Cooper Geoffrey Abbott Allard de Jong Dr Peter Hawkins Frank Bresser Hetty Einzig Published with the Association for Coaching Promoting excellence & ethics in coaching The Association for Coaching is an independent, non-profit professional body whose aim is to promote best practice and to raise the awareness and standards of coaching while providing value-added benefits to its members - whether they are professional coaches or organizations involved in coaching. Find out more at www.associationforcoaching.com.