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The Capable Group Coach: Bridging Knowledge and Practice for Transformative Learning and Change in Groups

Author(s) : Erek Ostrowski

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Coaching groups, however widespread, remains an underexplored modality of coaching. Erek Ostrowski’s book offers a comprehensive guide to students and practitioners interested in becoming a capable group coach. Written by a thoughtful and insightful educator, this book will surely become a faithful companion to coaches who focus not only on the ‘how’ of this practice but are committed to explore the ‘why’ behind their choices of interventions. Moreover, they will be sensitised to potential issues and pitfalls that are inevitable in this complex practice. A highly important text.
Tatiana Bachkirova, Professor of Coaching Psychology at Oxford Brookes University, UK

Erek has written a stellar book on coaching with groups. His grounded and multidisciplinary approach is refreshing. He blends insights from his own journey, his strong academic foundation, and his practice to offer a rich and robust resource.
David Drake, Founder of the Moment Institute, Inc.

This book is packed with useful information, regardless of whether you’re a practitioner, educator, or procurer of group coaching. Erek’s warm writing style feels like a conversation over coffee, which belies his expertise gained over two decades of work and scholarship. Treat this as your go-to handbook and return to it often as your group coaching understanding evolves.
Penny Potter, Founder of Productive Interactions and Director of Coach Education, George Mason University