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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Carrie Sackett (East Side Institute, USA) , Murray DabbyPublisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Imprint: Routledge Weight: 0.485kg ISBN: 9781032353500ISBN 10: 1032353503 Pages: 250 Publication Date: 22 December 2023 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print  This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of ContentsReviews"""This is a rare book that succeeds in uniting theory and practice. Even rarer is doing it with such joy. As a practical-philosophical guide, Social Therapeutic Coaching brings the history, concepts and practices of social therapeutics to the field of coaching and, in the process, enriches both of them."" Lois Holzman, PhD, Director, East Side Institute, USA ""The innovations of social therapeutics inform my coaching practice every day. This book is a ground-breaking offering for co-creating trust, connection, belonging and community; and, most importantly, for supporting our clients to achieve their goals in life and work."" Elizabeth C. Hechtman, MS, PCC, CPCC, Past President, ICF Philadelphia ""Sackett and Dabby define a new niche in the modern coaching industry. Social Therapeutic Coaching introduces new/old knowledge so that coaches can help the masses during this rather difficult time of “humaning”. This book is brilliant on so many levels."" — Michael Tucker MA, PCC, CSM, CSPO ""I have experienced the power of social therapeutic group and couples work as a client. It has changed my own life and my practice as a psychoanalyst and psychiatrist. Sackett and Dabby teach tools for emotional closeness. I encourage practitioners of all types to read it."" Aneil M. Shirke, M.D., Ph.D., FABPN, FABP" """This is a rare book that succeeds in uniting theory and practice. Even rarer is doing it with such joy. As a practical-philosophical guide, Social Therapeutic Coaching brings the history, concepts and practices of social therapeutics to the field of coaching and, in the process, enriches both of them."" Lois Holzman, PhD, Director, East Side Institute, USA ""The innovations of social therapeutics inform my coaching practice every day. This book is a ground-breaking offering for co-creating trust, connection, belonging and community; and, most importantly, for supporting our clients to achieve their goals in life and work."" Elizabeth C. Hechtman, MS, PCC, CPCC, Past President, ICF Philadelphia ""Sackett and Dabby define a new niche in the modern coaching industry. Social Therapeutic Coaching introduces new/old knowledge so that coaches can help the masses during this rather difficult time of “humaning”. This book is brilliant on so many levels."" Michael Tucker MA, PCC, CSM, CSPO ""I have experienced the power of social therapeutic group and couples work as a client. It has changed my own life and my practice as a psychoanalyst and psychiatrist. Sackett and Dabby teach tools for emotional closeness. I encourage practitioners of all types to read it."" Aneil M. Shirke, M.D., Ph.D., FABPN, FABP" """This is a rare book that succeeds in uniting theory and practice. Even rarer is doing it with such joy. As a practical-philosophical guide, Social Therapeutic Coaching brings the history, concepts and practices of social therapeutics to the field of coaching and, in the process, enriches both of them."" Lois Holzman, PhD, Director, East Side Institute, USA ""The innovations of social therapeutics inform my coaching practice every day. This book is a ground-breaking offering for co-creating trust, connection, belonging and community; and, most importantly, for supporting our clients to achieve their goals in life and work."" Elizabeth C. Hechtman, MS, PCC, CPCC, Past President, ICF Philadelphia ""I have experienced the power of social therapeutic group and couples work as a client. It has changed my own life and my practice as a psychoanalyst and psychiatrist. Sackett and Dabby teach tools for emotional closeness. I encourage practitioners of all types to read it."" Aneil M. Shirke, M.D., Ph.D., FABPN, FABP" Author InformationCarrie Sackett is the founder of ZPD Coaching and an IABC Gold Quill award-winning employee engagement professional. She serves as an Associate at the East Side Institute in Manhattan, USA. Murray Dabby, MSSW, is the Director of the Atlanta Center for Social Therapy and co-founder of innovative group-based therapeutic programs—The Couples College and Curtain Up, Anxiety Down. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |
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