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000782009 24504 $$aThe professionalization of coaching :$$ba reader for the coach /$$cAstrid Schreyögg, Christoph Schmidt-Lellek, editors.
000782009 264_1 $$aWiesbaden, Germany :$$bSpringer,$$c[2017]
000782009 264_4 $$c©2017
000782009 300__ $$a1 online resource.
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000782009 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references.
000782009 5050_ $$aPart I. Coaching as profession -- Is coaching on its way to becoming a profession? A profession-centric sociological assessment / Beate Fietze -- The ambivalent relationship between coaching research and coaching practice : discreetly ignoring, critically observing or beneficially cooperating? / Silja Kotte, Katrin Oellerich, Denise Elisabeth Hinn and Heidi Möller -- Hard to evaluate : coaching services / Siegfried Greif -- The professional relationship in coaching--polarities and paradoxes / Christoph Schmidt-Lellek -- Part II. Coaching in connection with other professional formats -- Coaching in the context of social systems / Thomas Dallüge -- Coaching in relation to psychotherapy / Christoph Schmidt-Lellek -- Coaching in consultation of companies / Thomas Dallüge -- Coaching in projects / Ulrich Schueler -- Part III. Knowledge and competencies in coaching -- Experience--science--philosophy three types of knowledge for conceiving consultation / Ferdinand Buer -- Hermeneutics for coaching / Christoph Schmidt-Lellek -- The potential diversity of a coach's roles / Astrid Schreyögg -- Competency requirements for coaches / Ingo Steinke -- Coaching and group dynamics / Thomas Bachmann -- Emotions in the context of coaching / Beate West-Leuer -- Part IV. Conceptional variations of coaching -- Internal coaching within organizations / Astrid Schreyögg -- Coaching in SMES--the German Mittelstand professional counseling "from next door" / Cornelia Seewald -- Life coaching : family-of-origin dynamics / Astrid Schreyögg -- Gender coaching--a critical analysis / Gabriele Bollhöfer -- Coaching through modern media / Harald Gei€ler and Stella Kanatouri.
000782009 506__ $$aAccess limited to authorized users.
000782009 520__ $$aThis book features papers of prominent representatives of the German coaching scene on the professional development of this counseling format. The book thereby offers guidelines for practicing professionals and for scientists as well as for potential users of coaching. Coaching is, after all, developing rapidly. The number and the variety of offers, fields of application, concepts and issues have become hard to keep track of. Efforts to establish coaching professionally are becoming all the more necessary. -- In light of the growing internationalization of the coaching market, the translation of this book, which was published in German in 2015, aims at networking the debates and contributing to the global development of professional coaching.
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