1st Edition
Coaching in the Family Owned Business A Path to Growth
A scholarly work from leading coaching psychologists from all over the world that provides thoughtful analysis of group dynamics, family systems, and psychotherapeutic approach to family business coaching. The book provides both a theoretical groundwork and a practical application of group dynamic issues to family business coaching practices and will be a key reference for family businesses, practitioners, business coaches, researchers, postgraduate students, and coaching professionals.
CHAPTER ONE Key issues in family business coaching CHAPTER TWO Recent developments in family business coaching psychology CHAPTER THREE An integrative coaching approach for family businesses CHAPTER FOUR Intercultural coaching approach for Asian family businesses CHAPTER FIVE Dealing with relationship issues in a family business from a coaching context CHAPTER SIX Family first or business first: issues in family business CHAPTER SEVEN Exploring a coaching approach for expatriate family businesses in an international context CHAPTER EIGHT Understanding the impact of family dynamics on the family business coaching approach CHAPTER NINE Conclusions and future directions
Biography
David A. Lane is a chartered psychologist and Director of the Professional Development Foundation. He contributes to leading edge research in coaching as well as supervising leading coaches undertaking doctoral research. He was Chair of the British Psychological Society Register of Psychologists Specialising in Psychotherapy and convenor of the Psychotherapy Group of the European Federation of Psychologists' Associations. Manfusa Shams, CPsychol, CSci, AFBPsS, is Consulting Editor of 'The Coaching Psychologist'. She is a Registered Chartered Psychologist, Chartered Scientist, and Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS). She is former Deputy Chair for the BPS's committee for teaching of psychology to other professions, and a member of the BPS Special Group in Coaching Psychology. She is former Associate Editor of 'The Psychologist', Editor of the BPS psychology of women section newsletter, Book Review Editor of the BPS psychology of women section review, and a Guest Editor of the 'Asian Journal of Social Psychology'. Among her major publications is a co-edited book on 'Developments in Work and Organizational Psychology: Implications for International Business' (Elsevier, 2006), and two leading journals: 'The Psychologist' (special issue, 2005), and 'Asian Journal of Social Psychology' (special issue, 2005). She is a registered test reviewer at BPS Psychological Testing Centre, an experienced author, editor, supervisor, peerreviewer, and group facilitator. She completed her PhD in Occupational Psychology from the Institute of Work Psychology, Sheffield University as a Commonwealth Scholar. She has teaching, consultancy, and research experience of almost twenty years. At present, she is teaching at the Open University in England.
