The Mindful Coach: Seven Roles for Helping People GrowIvy River Press, 2004 - 321 pages Drawing from modern Buddhist perspectives on mindfulness, this important book skillfully integrates the key practice of self-awareness with seven essential roles played by any professional charged with supporting learning, growth and change.With exercises, sample dialogues, and application models, The Mindful Coach offers a systematic approach for developing yourself as a coach. |
Table des matières
PART | 7 |
PART | 8 |
Coaching | 13 |
Mindfulness | 27 |
Service | 55 |
The Septet | 69 |
Overview | 71 |
The Master | 85 |
The Guide | 175 |
The Contractor | 191 |
Application | 213 |
Development Strategies for the Coach | 231 |
Navigating the Whole Model | 251 |
Behind Your Coaching Flow | 257 |
Toward Mindful Service A Pathway to Mastery | 291 |
Notes | 303 |
The Partner | 105 |
The Investigator | 121 |
The Reflector | 137 |
The Teacher | 157 |
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About the Author 321 | |
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Expressions et termes fréquents
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