2016VBN Forskningsportal (Aalborg Universitet)Open access

The quest for research in the coaching relationship

Alanna O’Broin, Ole Michael Spaten, Lillith Olesen Løkken

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With the aim to enabling a deeper understanding, of coaching relationship research, this collection of articles is further intended to expand a perspective on approaching evidence-based coaching research in this area and on engaging your coachees in the coaching relationships in your own coaching practice. In this article, the contributions from all authors are each reviewed, with a further discussion and integration of themes arising that are germane to future coaching relationship research, and to building effective coaching relationships with coachees.

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With the aim to enabling a deeper understanding, of coaching relationship research, this collection of articles is further intended to expand a perspective on approaching evidence-based coaching research in this area and on engaging your coachees in the coaching relationships in your own coaching practice. In this article, the contributions from all authors are each reviewed, with a further discussion and integration of themes arising that are germane to future coaching relationship research, and to building effective coaching relationships with coachees.

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With the aim to enabling a deeper understanding, of coaching relationship research, this collection of articles is further intended to expand a perspective on approaching evidence-based coaching research in this area and on engaging your coachees in the coaching relationships in your own coaching practice. In this article, the contributions from all authors are each reviewed, with a further discussion and integration of themes arising that are germane to future coaching relationship research, and to building effective coaching relationships with coachees.

Key concepts: Coaching, Psychology, Geography, Psychotherapist

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