Evidence-based Coaching, Dianne Stober, Anthony Grant
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The Evidence Based Coaching Handbook brings together a wide number of research-based approaches, grounded in the behavioural sciences, that can be used for executive and personal coaching. The practical application of each approach is illustrated through case studies.
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