Contextual Coaching

Have you ever been coached focused only on weaknesses?

Have you ever coached someone and found you were not “connecting”?

If so this book is for you! By reading Contextual Coaching, you will :

- Review important coaching skills.

- Understand how to coach by focusing on strengths and building new skills.

- Identify your Interaction Style and discuss how to adapt your style to the person you are coaching to build rapport.

- Explore communication preferences and how these might influence the coaching process.

- Practice changing the coaching style to the specific task, context and performance level of the client.

What Type Experts have to say…

“Contextual Coaching" by Susan Nash is a masterful guide of coherent strategies. She links coaching with social/interaction styles and shows how to set and shift the coach-coachee relationship as you go based on where a client is in the learning process. Looking back, my best experiences have occurred when I unknowingly followed her model. Imagine knowing how to replicate your best moments! Nash's advice is specific with case studies and self-applications at every step for immediate practical use. Absorb this guide and you will shine!” Dario Nardi Ph.D. Masters type practitioner and UCLA Professor

“Susan Nash is brilliant at making typology models practical and useful in the workplace. At the same time she holds to the core principles that make typologies growth producing and safe to use. I am so pleased to see her put Interaction Styles into action in Contextual Coaching while giving nuances of understanding to the model. Not only does she present the information well, she provides a true learning experience for the reader who engages in the activities provided. This is a major contribution to the field and is useful for leaders, managers, internal coaches, and external coaches.” Linda V. Berens, Ph.D., Typology expert, author, organizational consultant. Founder/President, Integral Typeworks, LLC

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