Part 1. Key Foundations
1. What is Coaching Psychology?
2. Where Did it Begin and How Has it Developed?
Part 2. Key Theories
3. Person-Centred Theories
4. Goal-Setting Theory
5. Adult Learning Theory
6. Theoretical Approaches to Coaching
Part 3. Key Methodologies
7. Number Crunching – Quantitative Research in Coaching
8. The Devil is in the Detail – Qualitative Research in Coaching
Part 4. Key Impacts on Practice
9. Coaching in the Workplace
10. Career Coaching
11. Coaching in Education
12. Life Coaching
13. Health Coaching
Part 5. Key Emerging Areas
14. Where Do We Go from Here: Research
15. Where Do We Go from Here: Practice
Index
Biography
Rebecca J. Jones is a Professor of Coaching and Behaviour Change, and the Director of the Henley Centre for Coaching at Henley Business School, UK, where she leads the coaching faculty who are responsible for teaching the next generation of coaching practitioners. She is a chartered psychologist and co-founder of the Inclusive Leadership Company.
Holly Andrews has worked in academia for more than 15 years and is an Associate Professor in Coaching and Behaviour Change at Henley Business School, UK. She is Programme Director for the Henley MSc in Coaching for Behavioural Change, which provides some of the most in-depth coach education in the world.
