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| In this column which will run for the whole year 2006, Erik de Haan introduces TJ readers to books that have inspired him as an executive coach and supervisor of other coaches. This month he introduces himself and his book Coaching with colleagues (2005). From February 2006 he will introduce one literary inspiration for coaches per month. Installments: 1 Reading and coaching without memory and desire 2 Triumph of the mentor-coach Athena about Homer’s Odyssey 3 Specific interventions that help about Heron’s Helping the Client 4 Systematic inspiration about Peltier’s The Psychology of Executive Coaching 5 The mid-life crisis about Yalom’s When Nietzsche wept 6 The science of coaching about Malan’s Individual Psychotherapy 7 The coach as a partner about O’Neill’s Executive Coaching with Backbone and Heart 8 Meeting the numbfish about Plato’s Meno 9 To share something of me about Rogers’ On becoming a person 10 The care of the self about Foucault’s Fearless Speech 11 And who takes care of the coach? about Hawkins & Shohet’s Supervision in the helping professions 12 On how we became coaches about Miller’s The drama of being a child |
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