Relationship Coaching

Ives, Yossi; Cox, Elaine

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“…A key concern of coaching research is building an evidence base (Passmore and Lai, 2019). While executive and organisational coaching continues to be prevalent in coaching research, the field is opening to other contexts, including health coaching (Rogers & Maini, 2016), relationship coaching (Ives & Cox, 2015), bereavement coaching (Menaul & João, 2023), and prison coaching (McGregor, 2015). Some of these domains are for groups which can be considered vulnerable and who have been on the margins of coaching research until recently.…”

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An ethical framework for coaching research among vulnerable groups: paving the way to a more inclusive approach

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Most commonly relationship issues are dealt with within a therapeutic framework, which is often appropriate. However, therapy is not always necessary or relevant and it may prevent some people from getting the support they need. This chapter presents pioneering thoughts about the role of coaching in relationship settings, including singles struggling to form or secure a lasting relationship, couples seeking a more satisfying relationship, parents struggling to manage effective relationships with their children, and relationship issues during a midlife crisis. A coaching approach is focused on helping people to identify where the issue lies and to develop strategies to work around it, which can be highly effective in supporting people to achieve many important relationship goals. The chapter begins by setting out the key principles and features of relationship coaching, continues with a summary of key theories particularly relevant to the field, with the remainder of the chapter dedicated to an overview of key applications of relationship coaching combining theory and practice.

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Relationship Coaching

Cited by 4 publications

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An ethical framework for coaching research among vulnerable groups: paving the way to a more inclusive approach

An ethical framework for coaching research among vulnerable groups: paving the way to a more inclusive approach

Values-Based Parenting: A Methodology for the Internalisation of Values in Young Children

Yes We Can

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