Join us for this on-demand webinar, Why Practitioner-Researchers Are Needed in Coaching, where you’ll explore the significance and necessity of coaching research and gain insights into the process of conducting research as an independent practitioner.
Who Is This For?
- Newer professional coaches who want to learn more about the importance of evidence-based coaching practice and the role of the practitioner-researcher
- Experienced professional coaches who are considering taking up coaching research or are looking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of the research process
What You Will Learn:
- Identify the rationale for undertaking coaching research from a personal and professional/industry perspective.
- Learn how and where to go to get started in either conducting your own research or becoming a participant.
- Establish what resources and support are available.
- Identify relevant outlets for published research that might be helpful to coaches.
Course Details:
Join us for this on-demand webinar focusing on evidence-based practice in coaching psychology.
In this discussion, we will delve into the significance and necessity of research in coaching. Research can aid coaches in their practice and help expand our evidence base. We will also consider the process of conducting research as an independent practitioner and why it is important for individuals to participate.
You will also discover practical hints and tips on where to find support and resources for research, as well as potential outlets for publication.
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- Coaching Science
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