Arts-Based Coaching

Andrea Giraldez-Hayes is a chartered psychologist, executive coach, supervisor, psychotherapist, and consultant with a remarkable track record in academia and professional practice. She is the course director for the MSt in coaching at the University of Cambridge. Andrea has written several books and articles and is an Associate Editor for prestigious publications such as Coaching: An International Journal of Theory, Research and Practice and the International Coaching Psychology Review. Max Eames is a chartered psychologist, senior accredited psychotherapist, and registered applied psychology practitioner supervisor in private practice. As an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, he has extensive teaching, clinical, and supervisory experience in both private-sector and National Health Service-affiliated settings.

Introduction. The science of arts-based practices in coaching 1. Verbal and non-verbal communication in coaching 2. Landscape of the mind: Using imagery and metaphors in arts-based coaching 3. Exploring the self through photography 4. Photo Coaching 5. Coaching Re-imagined: The Four Creative Inner Tools of the Coach 6. Illustrated Coaching – Development Through the Co-creation of Visual Inscapes 7. The Experience of Listening to Music in Coaching 8. Coaching in Art Galleries & Public Buildings: Strategies for Enhancing Reflection 9. From Pluralistic Sand-Tray Therapy to Sand-Tray Coaching 10. Dancing and movement in coaching 11. “Yes, and…” What coaches can learn from improv 12. Film in coaching 13. The power of place: Integrating environmental psychology and arts-based coaching 14. Fires for the Cold – The Uses of Poetry in Coaching 15. Together in Electric Dreams 16. Coaching with Collage 17. Ethical considerations in using arts-based tools and approaches in coaching