This handbook covers the essentials, models and issues of coaching. Aimed at coaching practitioners and students, this coaching handbook contains current thinking on best practice for workplace coaching with a wide breadth of perspective. It covers coaching ethics, supervision and organizational issues while providing practical information for running a coaching practice. It includes contributions from leading coaching professionals, including Graham Alexander, whose leadership methodologies played a large part in bringing executive coaching onto corporate agendas; Ian McDermott, a best-selling author; and Sir John Whitmore, chairman of the Institute for Human Development.(cited from www.amazon.com)