Jen Gash

Coaching Creativity (eBook, ePUB)

Transforming your practice

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Uses theory from neuroscience, psychology and occupational science as well as practice to show that creativity is key to coaching success.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 218
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. August 2016
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781317336280
• Artikelnr.: 45695041

Autorenporträt

Jen Gash is a coach, entrepreneur and occupational therapist in private practice. Her personal experience as an artist and writer led her to explore the creative process and prompted her research into the complex world of creativity. Jen's inspiring career has seen her work across the public and private sectors. She is based in South Gloucestershire, UK and works internationally across a variety of multi-media platforms.

Inhaltsangabe

Part 1 - This Crazy Thing Called Creativity 1: Buzzwords and Sexy Shortcuts
2: Time and Place: How we got to here 3: A Smidgen of History Part 2 -
Creative Human 4: Creativity and the Psyche 5: Creativity, Neurology and
the Physical body 6: Creativity and Human 'doing'? Part 3 - Creativity as a
Means and Also as an Ends 7: Creative Therapy 8: This Crazy Thing Called
Coaching 9: Coaching as 'Creative' Process 10: Creative 'doing' as Part of
Coaching 11: Coaching as Activating, Integrating and Supporting Creativity
12: Proposing a Model for Coaching Creativity Part 4 - Coaching Creativity
13: The Vessel Wall - Containing the Process 14: Enabling Expansion -
Stretching and Filling the Space 15: Enabling Contraction and Integration
16: The Point of Creative Action 17: Reducing 'blocks' and Restrictions
Part 5 - An Invitation to Coach in a Different Way 18: Writing: Journaling,
Poetry and Story 19: Visual Processes 20: Humour and Provocation 21:
Evocative Environments, Evocative Objects 22: Imagining, Being and Becoming
23: The 'we' of Creativity