Nash Popovic, Debra Jinks

Personal Consultancy (eBook, PDF)

A model for integrating counselling and coaching

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

Integrating the practices of counselling, psychotherapy and coaching, Personal Consultancy provides a systematic framework for working with clients.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 256
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. Oktober 2013
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781134694983
• Artikelnr.: 39946659

Autorenporträt

Nash Popovic is a director of the Personal Well-Being Centre, a senior lecturer at the University of East London and a Personal Consultant in private practice. He runs the Postgraduate Certificate in Integrative Counselling and Coaching, the first programme of its kind in the UK, and has published and presented extensively on Personal Consultancy.



Debra Jinks has a particular interest in the interface between coaching and therapy and is a pioneer in the promotion of integration of the two disciplines. She is a freelance Personal Consultant, trainer and supervisor at Debra Jinks Consulting and the Personal Well-Being Centre, and is the founding Chair of the Association for Integrative Coach-Therapist Professionals (AICTP).

Inhaltsangabe

A Brief Overview of One-to-one Talking Practices. Psychodynamic Approaches.
Behaviourism. Humanistic Movement. Coaching. Coaching and Therapy:
Integration and Differentiation. Why Personal Consultancy? What is Personal
Consultancy? The Model. The Stages of the Process. Where are the
Boundaries? The Process. Integrating Other Concepts, Techniques and
Processes. Should We Offer Personal Consultancy? An Exploratory Dialogues
Between Practitioner and Organisation. Below the Surface - An Integrative
Approach to Leadership Coaching. Personal Consultancy with Young People:
'Are We Bothered?'. Personal Consultancy with Addictions. Comparing
Existential Perspective on Integration with Personal Consultancy. A
Postcard From Down Under: An International Perspective on Practising as an
Integrative Executive Coach-Therapist. Listening to the Practitioners about
Integration. Some Reflections on Personal Consultancy. Areas for
Development.

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A Brief Overview of One-to-one Talking Practices. Psychodynamic Approaches. Behaviourism. Humanistic Movement. Coaching. Coaching and Therapy: Integration and Differentiation. Why Personal Consultancy? What is Personal Consultancy? The Model. The Stages of the Process. Where are the Boundaries? The Process. Integrating Other Concepts, Techniques and Processes. Should We Offer Personal Consultancy? An Exploratory Dialogues Between Practitioner and Organisation. Below the Surface - An Integrative Approach to Leadership Coaching. Personal Consultancy with Young People: 'Are We Bothered?'. Personal Consultancy with Addictions. Comparing Existential Perspective on Integration with Personal Consultancy. A Postcard From Down Under: An International Perspective on Practising as an Integrative Executive Coach-Therapist. Listening to the Practitioners about Integration. Some Reflections on Personal Consultancy. Areas for Development.

Rezensionen

"This book may be regarded as the seminal work on integrative coach-therapy, and therefore invaluable to its practitioners. Nash Popovic and Debra Jinks have produced an interesting, open-minded proposition of a personal consultancy paradigm, in a style that invites comment and development. Let me say immediately that it is adventurous and highly readable." - Jan Dexter, AICTP (November 2013, Issue 6)

"This book may be regarded as the seminal work on integrative coach-therapy, and therefore invaluable to its practitioners. Nash Popovic and Debra Jinks have produced an interesting, open-minded proposition of a personal consultancy paradigm, in a style that invites comment and development. Let me say immediately that it is adventurous and highly readable." - Jan Dexter, AICTP (November 2013, Issue 6)