A collection of papers by well-known contemporary writers that describe their own models of coaching and their thoughts on the theoretical roots that underpin their thinking and coaching practice.
Halina Brunning is a Chartered Clinical Psychologist, Organizational Consultant and Executive Coach. She has worked in the British and Polish National Health Services as a psychologist, therapist, manager and consultant and published extensively on clinical and organizational issues Her books include 'Executive Coaching: Systems-Psychodynamic Perspective' and 'Psychoanalytic Perspectives on a Turbulent World'. Halina currently works as a freelance coach and consultant and runs her own international coaching practice in Europe. She is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, member of the International Society for the Psychoanalytic Study of Organisations, OPUS, Association of Coaching and founder member of the Coaching Psychology Forum.
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'This excellent book by Halina Brunning and her colleagues is essential, engaging reading with fascinating and illuminating examples. It is relevant for everyone at work today, for those who wish to become coaches and for those who need to be coached. This is the first book to explore in depth the field of coaching from a psychodynamic perspective and integrate this with examples that bring the uncertainties and realities of today's organisations to life. It looks beneath the surface and beyond the one-to-one coaching relationship, which enables the coaching client to deepen their emotional intelligence and their understanding of political and unconscious dynamics in organisations. The case studies clearly demonstrate that this is an effective methodology for enhancing their effectiveness in their roles.' - Olya Khaleelee, Corporate Psychologist, Organisational Consultant and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist. Director 2004-2006 of the Tavistock Institute conference 'Leaders in Changing Organizations''In a rapidly changing world, executives too frequently come up against the limits of their ability to grasp the impact of the system on their roles and on themselves. Halina Brunning offers a rich, diverse collection that illuminates an approach to this complexity. An ambitious task requires a graspable framework and clear examples. These authors provide both, linking person to role to system to life stage. The book will be useful to those struggling in organizational leadership roles as well as those who coach them.'- Edward R. Shapiro MD, Medical Director/CEO, Austen Riggs Center, Stockbridge, Massachusetts; Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School; Psychoanalyst and Organizational Consultant. Author (with AW Carr) of Lost in Familiar Places and editor of The Inner World in the Outer World'Those using systems psychodynamic and psychoanalytic approaches were engaged in coaching long before the term became fashionable, with many having decades of in-depth experience in this field. In this book experts from these approaches share their experience, knowledge and insight. Essential reading for all those interested in coaching.'- Mark Stein, PhD, Senior Lecturer and Director, MSc Management, Tanaka Business School, Imperial College, London
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Foreword -- Introduction -- Towards an Ecology of Systems-Psychodynamic Coaching -- What is the difference and what makes the difference? A comparative study of psychodynamic and non-psychodynamic approaches to executive coaching -- A contextualized approach to coaching -- Coaching women for senior executive roles: a societal perspective on power and exclusion -- The Anatomy of Systems-Psychodynamic Coaching -- Executive coaching, unconscious thinking, and infinity -- Layers of meaning: a coaching journey -- The six domains of executive coaching -- Inside-out and outside-in: the use of personality and 360 degree data in executive coaching -- Applications of Systems-Psychodynamic Coaching -- "Getting off on the right foot": coaching young adults -- Role consultancy: an application in the field of sports psychology -- Coaching as a transitional process: a case of a lawyer in transition -- Three-dimensional coaching -- A Directory of Resources
