Appreciative Inquiry in Coaching: Exploration and Learnings
Editor: Barbara Sloan , Trudy Canine
AI Practitioner Newsletter - May 2007 Date: 05/01/2007
Appreciative Inquiry in Coaching: Exploration and Learnings Guest editors Barbara Sloan and Trudy Canine
This issue focuses on AI Coaching - the guest editors describe this process as a co-creative partnership between the client, the Coach and the clients' relevant social system. The articles illuminate the many ways in which AI Coach practitioners are using AI in their work and combining it with other schools of coaching or using it to support larger change initiatives.
SECTION 1: FOUNDATIONS Social Construction in AI Coaching & Overview of Inquiry about AI in Coaching
The lead article explores how mindfulness of Social Construction can enhance coaching and the results it achieves. Next there are highlights from interviews with 35 coaching practitioners, blended with some of the author's own coaching practices.
SECTION 2: AI and OTHER COACHING APPROACHES Similarities, Impact on Practice, Innovations and Two-Way Enhancement
The five principles of AI play a significant role in coaching, as practiced by all the authors and described in their articles. Articles also explore how coaches trained in both AI and another well developed coaching model combine the two.
SECTION 3: APPLICATIONS AND CASE STORIES An internal practitioner at National Public Radio describes her work in relationship coaching and her work with a senior executive who now uses AI in his own work. AI in Coaching was part of a change initiative that transformed a hospital department, taking it from "near death" to a thriving, respected internal operation.
PLUS INFORMATION ON EVENTS Two exciting events for your diary in November 07: the AI Dialogue in Gateshead on 9th November on the Impact of AI on Research; and the new two-day workshop on Strength-based Leadership on 15 to 16th November in London.
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