Executive coaching: systems-psychodynamic perspective

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A collection of papers by well-known contemporary writers that describe their own models of coaching and their thoughts on the theoretical roots that underpin their thinking and coaching practice.

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Full title :Executive coaching : systems-psychodynamic perspective / edited by Halina Brunning.

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A collection of papers by well-known contemporary writers that describe their own models of coaching and their thoughts on the theoretical roots that underpin their thinking and coaching practice.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:2006.

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Karnac
Place of Publication:London
Language:eng
Publication Date:2006.

The Physical Object

Description:1 online resource (xxxiii, 269 pages) : : illustrations

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9781849405072, 1849405077, 1283069040, 9781283069045, 9786613069047, 6613069043, 0429474385, 9780429474385
oclc:ocn727951161
LC Classification:HD30.4
Dewey Decimal:658.4/07124

What is the difference and what makes the difference? A comparative study of psychodynamic and non-psychodynamic approaches to executive coaching / Vega Zagier Roberts and Michael Jarrett -- A contextualized approach to coaching / Clare Huffington -- Coaching women for senior executive roles: a societal perspective on power and exclusion / Angela Eden -- Executive coaching, unconscious thinking, and infinity / W. Gordon Lawrence -- Layers of meaning: a coaching journey / Jane Pooley -- The six domains of executive coaching / Halina Brunning -- Inside-out and outside-in: the use of personality and 360 degree data in executive coaching / Richard Kwiatkowski -- "Getting off on the right foot": coaching young adults / Laurence J. Gould -- Role consultancy: an application in the field of sports psychology / Lionel F. Stapley -- Coaching as a transitional process: a case of a lawyer in transition / Marlene Spero -- Three-dimensional coaching in action / Miranda Alcock.

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