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Great Coaching Inevitable & Bad Coaching Impossible Through Science Experience the inside workings of a research project through the eyes of the coaches who experience it. The authors draw on proven ideas from psychology, technology, and others to create an easy-to-understand path to make good coaching inevitable and bad coaching impossible. Set your practice apart and be a true expert in your field I am honored to endorse this fascinating and refreshing evidence-based research, critical to the coaching profession. . . This book validates coaching and is an essential resource guide for coaching professionals and clients. Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author, Triggers, Mojo, What Got You Here Won't Get You There We need a space where practice is driven by evidence & science ... by a desire to enhance outcomes. This book argues the case for science being at the heart of practice. Prof Jonathan Passmore, Author of Mastery In Coaching, Psychometrics In Coaching Academics need to be firmly rooted in the realities of coaching practice; practitioners need to be research-literate. This volume provides the foundation for this much needed dialogue to happen. David Clutterbuck, Author of Coaching the Team at Work, Mentoring Executives & Directors, The Talent Wave A guiding star for coaches and coaching psychologists concerning our practice. Like sports athletes, we need training and to be reflective practitioners. This book will inspire coaches to improve their work by integrating theory, practice and research. Reinhard Stelter, Author of Psychology of Coaching & Mentoring If you believe in coaching as a way of developing minds, read this book! This book shares research and examines critical conversations that emerge to inspire coaches to participate in research. Marcia Reynolds, Author of Coach the Person Not the Problem, The Discomfort Zone, Outsmart Your Brain As a coach who certifies coaches since 2008, I believe The Coaching Science Practitioner Handbook is essential reading for anyone seeking to navigate or benefit from this rapidly expanding profession. Christy Whitman, New York Times Best Selling Author of The Art of having It All, Quantum Success

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I am honored to endorse this fascinating and refreshing evidence-based research, critical to the coaching profession. . . This book validates coaching and is an essential resource guide for coaching professionals and clients. Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times #1 Bestselling Author, Triggers, Mojo, What Got You Here Won't Get You There We need a space where practice is driven by evidence & science ... by a desire to enhance outcomes. This book argues the case for science being at the heart of practice. Prof Jonathan Passmore, Henley Business School Centre for Coaching & Behavioural Change, Author of Mastery In Coaching, Psychometrics In Coaching Academics need to be firmly rooted in the realities of coaching practice; practitioners need to be research-literate. This volume provides the foundation for this much needed dialogue to happen. David Clutterbuck, Author of Coaching the Team at Work, Mentoring Executives & Directors, Leader's Guide to Being Coached, The Talent Wave A guiding star for coaches and coaching psychologists concerning our practice. Like sports athletes, we need training and to be reflective practitioners. This book will inspire coaches to improve their work by integrating theory, practice and research. Reinhard Stelter, Author of Psychology of Coaching & Mentoring, Third Generation Coaching Guide If you believe in coaching as a way of developing minds, read this book! This book shares research and examines critical conversations that emerge to inspire coaches to participate in research. Marcia Reynolds, Author of Coach the Person Not the Problem, The Discomfort Zone, Outsmart Your Brain As a coach who certifies coaches since 2008, I believe The Coaching Science Practitioner Handbook is essential reading for anyone seeking to navigate or benefit from this rapidly expanding profession. Christy Whitman, New York Times Best Selling Author of The Art of having It All, Quantum Success, 7 Essential Laws Coaching as a professional discipline depends upon hypothesis-driven research in validating and extending the theory and practice of coaching. This book makes a major contribution to growing coaches' confidence in evaluating latest coaching research. Maria Iliffe Wood, Author of Coaching Presence: Building Consciousness and Awareness in Coaching Interventions

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Tunde Erdoes, MSc. in Executive Coaching, ICF MCC, EMCC Senior Practitioner, PhD(c) Coaching is leadership and leadership is coaching. For 15+ years, Tunde has been working as an external executive coach for middle management and executive positions. Her dedication to scholarly work is about joining the global thinking regarding the future of best practice in coaching leadership and leadership coaching. Tunde's inspiration is to encourage coaches and leadership to base their practice harmoniously on professional wisdom and empirical evidence. She trusts that research will enhance our understanding of what works for coaches, coaching clients and leadership and will thus inform our practice in the service of whoever we are called to serve. Director of Professional Development, Research and Ethics at ICF Chapter Austria - Ambassador for Global ICF Coaching Science Community of Practice to foster the applicability of science in coaching and leadership. Publications: 'Non-verbal synchrony and self-regulation in goal attainment' - McGraw Hill Publishing https: //www.linkedin.com/in/tundeerdoes Angelis Iglesias, MSc, PCC, MCC (c) Angelis is an Applied Psychology Practitioner and Coach. Her What if(c) work helps healthcare and technology executives do work they love while making an extraordinary financial and social impact. She is a Lean In Global Leader Partner for executive leadership equity in enterprise and government. Angelis is the Founder of Lean In ATX Network, STEMinists Circle, Applied Sciences Publishing, and MindHeart Institute. She is a coach and mentor at the American College of Healthcare Executives, Women in Tech, AnitaB.Org, and other professional organizations. Her book The Scientist-Practitioner Mind Traits(c), helps you integrate your unique traits to effortlessly access motivation, drive, creativity, and skills on demand. Find out how to use your inner expert and your inner hacker Fall 2020. https: //www.linkedin.com/in/angelisiglesias/ Joel is passionate about exploring the inner workings of coaching-whether it is professional coaching or the daily use of coaching skills. He strives to develop and utilize robust processes and tools to move coaching research forward. He is the Director of Coaching Science at the International Coaching Federation and Associate Editor of the Consulting Psychology Journal. https: //www.linkedin.com/in/joel-digirolamo-b44ab05/

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