Arts-Based Coaching
Using Creative Tools to Promote Better Self-Expression
Andrea Giraldez Hayes editor Earnes Max editor
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd
Publishing:23rd Dec '24
£24.99
This title is due to be published on 23rd December, and will be despatched as soon as possible.
This book, written in an accessible way by leading experts in the field, offers a
comprehensive exploration of arts integration in coaching through the lenses
of positive and health psychology.
Drawing together international experts and interdisciplinary perspectives,
including health and neuroscience, the book explores the intersection of positive
psychology and the arts, offering insights and strategies for using art to
promote personal growth. The chapters in this book weave theory into practice,
condense research and theoretical concepts into straightforward frameworks,
and offer easily understandable ideas and examples. It provides a
theoretical rationale for various art forms, including poetry, music, visual arts,
dance, cinema, and photography. Each chapter includes case studies to present
practical ways in which arts can enhance coaching conversations.
Arts-Based Coaching is a practical guide that will interest coaching psychologists,
coaches, dual practitioners offering therapeutic coaching, leaders, educators,
and other professionals using coaching in their professional practice, as
well as course leaders and students in coaching and coaching psychology.
“People are visual and auditory creatures long before they become verbal, so the arts and humanities have a path straight to our raw emotions. These channels are tailor-made for deep connection and communication, and the creative process expresses so much of the individual's psyche that words cannot convey. This book offers so many approaches to enhance the way in which a coach can communicate, connect, and understand the client.”
Mandy Seligman. Fine Arts Photographer, Psychologist and Founder of SeeingHappy.org
“Coaching is a creative process, and unsurprisingly creative approaches have blossomed in coaching over the past decade, from the use of visual images to sound, from collage to poetry and from improv to dance. This book brings together a kaleidoscope of contribution and with each twist of the page, opens up new possibilities for working with clients. For those who want to coach in the full array of colours, Arts-based Coaching: Using Creative Tools to Promote Better Self-expression is a fantastic contribution to the library of coaching psychology.”
Prof Jonathan Passmore, Henley Business School, UK & Senior Vice President EZRA Coaching
“In a world of cognitive overload, this is a timely book, which reminds us of the power of creativity in coaching. It invites us to consider the richness and depth of arts-based practices. Wonderful things can happen when we engage not only our minds but also our senses, body and heart. Highly recommended.”
Dr Ana Paula Nacif, University of East London, UK
“In a world that is evolving at astonishing speed, coaches can greatly benefit from fresh, innovative ways of connecting with clients. This is a wonderful, colourful and richly textured account of a transformative approach to development that integrates art-making with coaching. I really appreciated the range of artistic approaches explored, from photography, poetry, and dance to sand-tray coaching. I highly recommend this book to coaches and coaching psychologists who wish to expand their repertoire of offerings to clients.”
Iain McCormick PhD. Author, Award Winning Schema and Executive Coach
"Arts-Based Coaching puts both the art and science into coaching. Its chapters will appeal to coaches who hunger for expressive tools to foster client reflection and deepen conversations. This book is full of practical advice, including case studies, cultural and ethical considerations, and recommendations."
Dr. Robert Biswas-Diener, author of Positive Provocation
ISBN: 9781032591902
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186 pages