Coaching Practiced

Index

Note: Page numbers followed by “f” refers to figures and “t” refers to tables.

• ABCDE cognitive model, 12
• ABCDEF Rational Coaching Model, 213–215, 238
• ACHIEVE model, 10, 11, 33
• Actions Cognitions and Emotions (ACE) model, 14, 16
• active constructive responding (ACR), 457, 459, 460t
• active listening, 458
• actual health coaching process, 97
• Acute Stress Disorder (ASD), 116
• Agenda Mapping, 271–274
• Agile coaching process, 403, 404f
• Ask-Tell matrix, 303f, 316–317
• attachment patterns and regulation, 432
• attachment theory, 430–431
• avoidance behaviours, 156
  • self-acceptance on, 163

• balance sheet technique, 242, 258
• behavioural rehearsal, 207
• behavioural team coaching
  • cognitive behavioural coaching, 172–173
  • pilot study, 176–179
  • proposed model for CBTC, 173–176
  • teams, 171–172
  • well-being, stress and innovation, 170–171

• Behaviour Incompatible with Goals (BIG), 203–209
• biological and experimentalist perspectives, 185–186
• biological perspective of the self, 184
• bipartite typology for understanding models, 34–35
• black and white thinking, 226
• breathing re-training, 110
• brief solution-focused therapy, 285
• British Psychological Society (BPS), 3, 279
• Broaden and Build theory, 474

• case conceptualisation (CC), 461–462
• cathartic wave, 315f
• CIGAR model, 34
• Clean Language approach, 128, 130
• CLEAR coaching model, 32
• client ego-development, 190, 194, 195
• client self-concept, 193
• client session, gateways in, 433–434
• coachee’s ambivalence, 246
• coachee’s collaborative capacity, 45
• coaches’ ...