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Coaching Psychology

'The practice of coaching psychology may be described as a process for enhancing well-being and performance in personal life and work domains underpinned by models of coaching grounded in established adult and child learning or psychological theories and approaches. It is practised by qualified coaching psychologists who have a graduate degree in psychology, relevant post-graduate qualifications, and have undertaken suitable continuing professional development and supervised practice.'

© 2012 International Society for Coaching Psychology (Full Member)


SILM® Business Coaching Psychology

“From the SILM® perspective Business Coaching Psychology is concerned with the business environment/psychology of the person dynamic (BE/PP).” © 2011 Linton S. Judd
“SILM® offers a unique integrative approach to underpin Coaching Psychology practice in business towards well-being and success.”
The Silm® model, with its "mental gearbox™" provides a simple framework to help you apply psychological concepts, skills and techniques. With a knowledge base, e-coaching support and network opportunities the aim is to foster a positive virtual environment towards business success with well-being. (Linton S. Judd BSc MSc MA MSc MBPsS MISCP)

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