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Written for executive coaches, teachers, and other development professionals, the book explores the seven roles or "Voices" that coaches assume while working with a client. The "Voices" are: Master, Partner, Investigator, Reflector, Teacher, Guide and Contractor. Silsbee illuminates the dynamic relationship between these roles, and integrates them in an intelligent roadmap for any coaching conversation. This book offers a helpful resource for internal and external executive coaches as well as leader coaches, consultants, trainers, teachers, and facilitators.
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Written for executive coaches, teachers, and other development professionals, the book explores the seven roles or "Voices" that coaches assume while working with a client. The "Voices" are: Master, Partner, Investigator, Reflector, Teacher, Guide and Contractor. Silsbee illuminates the dynamic relationship between these roles, and integrates them in an intelligent roadmap for any coaching conversation. This book offers a helpful resource for internal and external executive coaches as well as leader coaches, consultants, trainers, teachers, and facilitators.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 2. Aufl.
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 159mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 488g
- ISBN-13: 9780470548660
- ISBN-10: 0470548665
- Artikelnr.: 28162603
- Verlag: Wiley & Sons
- 2. Aufl.
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 5. März 2010
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 236mm x 159mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 488g
- ISBN-13: 9780470548660
- ISBN-10: 0470548665
- Artikelnr.: 28162603
Doug Silsbee is a thought leader in the field of presence-based leadership development, coaching, and resilience. He coaches, teaches, and writes in Asheville, North Carolina. A master teacher, Silsbee has worked with leaders on five continents, taught top executives from corporations, nonprofits, and government, and is a frequent speaker at major conferences. He is a Master Somatic Coach with Strozzi Institute and the author of Presence-Based Coaching from Jossey-Bass. Silsbee is an outdoor adventurer, grandfather, and owner of a carbon-neutral retreat center on 63 acres in the North Carolina mountains, where he offers courses in his groundbreaking approaches. He can be reached at http: //dougsilsbee.com or ds@dougsilsbee.com.
Exercises, Practices, Exhibits, and Figures. Foreword. Preface to the New
and Revised Edition. Introduction: What Is Coaching? A Working Definition
of Coaching. Distinguishing Coaching from Other Aspects of Professional
Relationships. Contexts for Coaching: Four Dynamics. Chapter Summary. 1 The
Being of Coaching: Mindful Service. Placing Oneself in Service. Mindfulness
and Self-Awareness. Mindfulness and the Three Levels of Experience.
Attachments and Aversions. Conditioning and Habits That Block Mindfulness.
Coaching Habits. Chapter Summary. 2 Cultivating Mindfulness.
Self-Observation. Practices for Cultivating Mindfulness. Coach as Learner.
Accountability in Service. Chapter Summary. 3 The Seven Voices of the
Coach. Learning the Voices. The Individual Roles or Voices. The Voices and
Their Aspects Placing the Voices in Context. Chapter Summary. 4 The Master.
Maintaining Self-Awareness. Listening with Focus and Presence. Modeling
Learning and Growth. Embracing the Client with Compassion and Respect.
Choosing Which of the Operational Voices to Use at a Given Time. The
Mindful Master. Chapter Summary. 5 The Partner. Establishing and Honoring
an Explicit Structure for the Coaching Relationship. Helping the Client
Articulate Specific Coaching Outcomes. Offering Choice Points and Making
Joint Decisions About the Coaching Process. The Mindful Partner. Chapter
Summary. 6 The Investigator. Asking Questions That Shift the Client's
Understanding of the Situation. Helping the Client to Articulate Desired
Outcomes. Asking the Client to Generate Courses of Action. The Mindful
Investigator. Chapter Summary. 7 The Reflector. Providing Direct and Honest
Feedback. Directing the Client's Attention Toward His or Her Capabilities
and Potential. Encouraging Self-Observation and Reflection. The Mindful
Reflector. Chapter Summary. 8 The Teacher. Providing New Distinctions,
Information, and Knowledge. Challenging and Stimulating the Client's
Thinking Process. Explaining the Coaching Process, Theory, and Models Being
Used. The Mindful Teacher. Chapter Summary. 9 The Guide. Encouraging the
Client to Take Some Action of the Client's Choosing. Offering Options for
Action. Recommending Specific Courses of Action. The Mindful Guide. Chapter
Summary. 10 The Contractor. Establishing Clear Agreements About Actions.
Exploring and Resolving Client Doubts and Hesitations. Following Up with
the Client About Agreed-On Actions. The Mindful Contractor. Chapter
Summary. 11 Self-Development Strategies for the Coach. Self-Assessment
Tools. Self-Observation as a Coach. Navigating the Model. Learning from
Your Reflection. Reviewing Audio Recordings. Obtaining and Listening to
Client Feedback. Planning Your Own Development. Chapter Summary. Epilogue:
Coaching as a Journey Toward Mastery. About Fluidity and Intuition.
Practice as Path. Selected Reading. Notes. Acknowledgments. The Author.
Index.
and Revised Edition. Introduction: What Is Coaching? A Working Definition
of Coaching. Distinguishing Coaching from Other Aspects of Professional
Relationships. Contexts for Coaching: Four Dynamics. Chapter Summary. 1 The
Being of Coaching: Mindful Service. Placing Oneself in Service. Mindfulness
and Self-Awareness. Mindfulness and the Three Levels of Experience.
Attachments and Aversions. Conditioning and Habits That Block Mindfulness.
Coaching Habits. Chapter Summary. 2 Cultivating Mindfulness.
Self-Observation. Practices for Cultivating Mindfulness. Coach as Learner.
Accountability in Service. Chapter Summary. 3 The Seven Voices of the
Coach. Learning the Voices. The Individual Roles or Voices. The Voices and
Their Aspects Placing the Voices in Context. Chapter Summary. 4 The Master.
Maintaining Self-Awareness. Listening with Focus and Presence. Modeling
Learning and Growth. Embracing the Client with Compassion and Respect.
Choosing Which of the Operational Voices to Use at a Given Time. The
Mindful Master. Chapter Summary. 5 The Partner. Establishing and Honoring
an Explicit Structure for the Coaching Relationship. Helping the Client
Articulate Specific Coaching Outcomes. Offering Choice Points and Making
Joint Decisions About the Coaching Process. The Mindful Partner. Chapter
Summary. 6 The Investigator. Asking Questions That Shift the Client's
Understanding of the Situation. Helping the Client to Articulate Desired
Outcomes. Asking the Client to Generate Courses of Action. The Mindful
Investigator. Chapter Summary. 7 The Reflector. Providing Direct and Honest
Feedback. Directing the Client's Attention Toward His or Her Capabilities
and Potential. Encouraging Self-Observation and Reflection. The Mindful
Reflector. Chapter Summary. 8 The Teacher. Providing New Distinctions,
Information, and Knowledge. Challenging and Stimulating the Client's
Thinking Process. Explaining the Coaching Process, Theory, and Models Being
Used. The Mindful Teacher. Chapter Summary. 9 The Guide. Encouraging the
Client to Take Some Action of the Client's Choosing. Offering Options for
Action. Recommending Specific Courses of Action. The Mindful Guide. Chapter
Summary. 10 The Contractor. Establishing Clear Agreements About Actions.
Exploring and Resolving Client Doubts and Hesitations. Following Up with
the Client About Agreed-On Actions. The Mindful Contractor. Chapter
Summary. 11 Self-Development Strategies for the Coach. Self-Assessment
Tools. Self-Observation as a Coach. Navigating the Model. Learning from
Your Reflection. Reviewing Audio Recordings. Obtaining and Listening to
Client Feedback. Planning Your Own Development. Chapter Summary. Epilogue:
Coaching as a Journey Toward Mastery. About Fluidity and Intuition.
Practice as Path. Selected Reading. Notes. Acknowledgments. The Author.
Index.
Exercises, Practices, Exhibits, and Figures. Foreword. Preface to the New
and Revised Edition. Introduction: What Is Coaching? A Working Definition
of Coaching. Distinguishing Coaching from Other Aspects of Professional
Relationships. Contexts for Coaching: Four Dynamics. Chapter Summary. 1 The
Being of Coaching: Mindful Service. Placing Oneself in Service. Mindfulness
and Self-Awareness. Mindfulness and the Three Levels of Experience.
Attachments and Aversions. Conditioning and Habits That Block Mindfulness.
Coaching Habits. Chapter Summary. 2 Cultivating Mindfulness.
Self-Observation. Practices for Cultivating Mindfulness. Coach as Learner.
Accountability in Service. Chapter Summary. 3 The Seven Voices of the
Coach. Learning the Voices. The Individual Roles or Voices. The Voices and
Their Aspects Placing the Voices in Context. Chapter Summary. 4 The Master.
Maintaining Self-Awareness. Listening with Focus and Presence. Modeling
Learning and Growth. Embracing the Client with Compassion and Respect.
Choosing Which of the Operational Voices to Use at a Given Time. The
Mindful Master. Chapter Summary. 5 The Partner. Establishing and Honoring
an Explicit Structure for the Coaching Relationship. Helping the Client
Articulate Specific Coaching Outcomes. Offering Choice Points and Making
Joint Decisions About the Coaching Process. The Mindful Partner. Chapter
Summary. 6 The Investigator. Asking Questions That Shift the Client's
Understanding of the Situation. Helping the Client to Articulate Desired
Outcomes. Asking the Client to Generate Courses of Action. The Mindful
Investigator. Chapter Summary. 7 The Reflector. Providing Direct and Honest
Feedback. Directing the Client's Attention Toward His or Her Capabilities
and Potential. Encouraging Self-Observation and Reflection. The Mindful
Reflector. Chapter Summary. 8 The Teacher. Providing New Distinctions,
Information, and Knowledge. Challenging and Stimulating the Client's
Thinking Process. Explaining the Coaching Process, Theory, and Models Being
Used. The Mindful Teacher. Chapter Summary. 9 The Guide. Encouraging the
Client to Take Some Action of the Client's Choosing. Offering Options for
Action. Recommending Specific Courses of Action. The Mindful Guide. Chapter
Summary. 10 The Contractor. Establishing Clear Agreements About Actions.
Exploring and Resolving Client Doubts and Hesitations. Following Up with
the Client About Agreed-On Actions. The Mindful Contractor. Chapter
Summary. 11 Self-Development Strategies for the Coach. Self-Assessment
Tools. Self-Observation as a Coach. Navigating the Model. Learning from
Your Reflection. Reviewing Audio Recordings. Obtaining and Listening to
Client Feedback. Planning Your Own Development. Chapter Summary. Epilogue:
Coaching as a Journey Toward Mastery. About Fluidity and Intuition.
Practice as Path. Selected Reading. Notes. Acknowledgments. The Author.
Index.
and Revised Edition. Introduction: What Is Coaching? A Working Definition
of Coaching. Distinguishing Coaching from Other Aspects of Professional
Relationships. Contexts for Coaching: Four Dynamics. Chapter Summary. 1 The
Being of Coaching: Mindful Service. Placing Oneself in Service. Mindfulness
and Self-Awareness. Mindfulness and the Three Levels of Experience.
Attachments and Aversions. Conditioning and Habits That Block Mindfulness.
Coaching Habits. Chapter Summary. 2 Cultivating Mindfulness.
Self-Observation. Practices for Cultivating Mindfulness. Coach as Learner.
Accountability in Service. Chapter Summary. 3 The Seven Voices of the
Coach. Learning the Voices. The Individual Roles or Voices. The Voices and
Their Aspects Placing the Voices in Context. Chapter Summary. 4 The Master.
Maintaining Self-Awareness. Listening with Focus and Presence. Modeling
Learning and Growth. Embracing the Client with Compassion and Respect.
Choosing Which of the Operational Voices to Use at a Given Time. The
Mindful Master. Chapter Summary. 5 The Partner. Establishing and Honoring
an Explicit Structure for the Coaching Relationship. Helping the Client
Articulate Specific Coaching Outcomes. Offering Choice Points and Making
Joint Decisions About the Coaching Process. The Mindful Partner. Chapter
Summary. 6 The Investigator. Asking Questions That Shift the Client's
Understanding of the Situation. Helping the Client to Articulate Desired
Outcomes. Asking the Client to Generate Courses of Action. The Mindful
Investigator. Chapter Summary. 7 The Reflector. Providing Direct and Honest
Feedback. Directing the Client's Attention Toward His or Her Capabilities
and Potential. Encouraging Self-Observation and Reflection. The Mindful
Reflector. Chapter Summary. 8 The Teacher. Providing New Distinctions,
Information, and Knowledge. Challenging and Stimulating the Client's
Thinking Process. Explaining the Coaching Process, Theory, and Models Being
Used. The Mindful Teacher. Chapter Summary. 9 The Guide. Encouraging the
Client to Take Some Action of the Client's Choosing. Offering Options for
Action. Recommending Specific Courses of Action. The Mindful Guide. Chapter
Summary. 10 The Contractor. Establishing Clear Agreements About Actions.
Exploring and Resolving Client Doubts and Hesitations. Following Up with
the Client About Agreed-On Actions. The Mindful Contractor. Chapter
Summary. 11 Self-Development Strategies for the Coach. Self-Assessment
Tools. Self-Observation as a Coach. Navigating the Model. Learning from
Your Reflection. Reviewing Audio Recordings. Obtaining and Listening to
Client Feedback. Planning Your Own Development. Chapter Summary. Epilogue:
Coaching as a Journey Toward Mastery. About Fluidity and Intuition.
Practice as Path. Selected Reading. Notes. Acknowledgments. The Author.
Index.