As promised, here is a link to Rachel’s excellent new E-book, Applying ACT to Workplace Coaching.
I think this is a hugely important contribution to the development of effective, ACT-consistent coaching interventions, and essential reading for:
- Members of the ACBS with an interest in using ACT in the workplace: the paper explains how to make interventions which organisations will actually buy and which organisational clients will respond to. It also provides a fantastically clear outline of how and why ACT is relevant to organisational contexts.
- Organisational coaches with an interest in evidence-based practice: in a previous post I argued that coaches need ACT (and that ACT needs coaches). This e-book will provide you with all the information you need about why this is the case, as well as practical tools and suggestions to get started. There are specific chapters dedicated to coaching Alpha Executives and Poor Performers, as well as overviews of an ACT-consistent GROW process and goal setting.
I am going to read it again as I travel around Europe over the next few weeks. I am looking forward to it, and I know it will make me a better coach. Thank you Rachel (and well done)!
Hi, Rob. The link you provided to download Rachel Collis e-book it’s not working. 😦 Thanks for any help. Congrats for your blog. Best.
Thanks Mauricio. I believe it is working, but you have to subscribe to her newsletter to receive it. thanks, Rob
Thanks Rob! I do hope people find the ebook useful.
Just so folks know – there are 2 options to get the ebook. If you just want the ACT Coaching ebook and occasional emails about coaching then sign up to the Newsletter for Coaches. If you want the ACT Coaching ebook plus some other free things – then sign up to my general newsletter.
I hope that makes sense!
Hi Rachel, what about the people who are already signed up?
Hi Mark,
I will send out a link to the ebook to my whole mailing list in the next week or so.
Hope you are well
Rachel
All well, doing what matters 😉
Looking forward to the ebook.
Cheers,
MP