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Coaching Skills: A Handbook: Second Edition

Author(s) : Jenny Rogers

Reviews and Endorsements

Review of the first edition:
'I have just read my first - and probably last - whole book on coaching. It is my last because it has done the job, giving me the most comprehensive examination of the art.'
- David Amos, former Deputy Director of HR at the Department of Health, writing in the Health Service Journal

Review of the second edition:
'This book is extremely useful for those beginning their careers in coaching and taking introductory and practitioner level courses. It is practical, accessible and covers core skills that will serve the practitioner well.'
- Professor David Lane, Middlesex University

Contents:
Introduction
1 What is coaching?
2 Creating trust: foundation values and practices for coaches
3 Simple but not easy: the skilled language of coaching
4 Taking stock: the learning client
5 Choosing the future: creating goals for coaching
6 Coaching clients through change
7 Bringing pace and interest to the session
8 Practising professionally
9 The heart of coaching: the coach-client relationship