Resources
Recommended Reading for Organisations
| Book | Description |
| Coaching with NLP: Joseph O’Connor & Andrea Lages | Combines theory and logic with practical applications for life and executive coaching. Some useful tools for coaching. |
| Excellence in Coaching; Diversity in Coaching; Psychometrics in Coaching 7; Leadership in Coaching: Association for Coaching: Jonathan Passmore | Great series of books produced by the Association for Coaching, an essential addition to your coaching library. |
| Co-active Coaching: Whitworth, Kimsey-House & Sandahl | Coaching model, tools and techniques, practical and easy to adapt to your own use. |
| The EQ Edge: Steve Stein & Howard E Book | The dynamic of emotional intelligence and understanding how to use its insights in coaching and the workplace. |
| Time to Think: Nancy Kline | Listening at a whole new level, this will change your coaching. For the better! |
| 59 Seconds: Professor Richard Wiseman | A self help book with a difference, all of its content is underpinned with research. It will help you be a little happier, perform a little better and improve your relationships. |
| Brilliant CV: Bright & Earl | Learn how to write CVs that make the shortlist. |
| Brilliant Interview: Ros Jay | Learn to present yourself in the best possible way and understand what interests interviewers most. |
| Do it Tomorrow: Mark Forster | Fantastic tips on time management and dealing with procrastination. |
| Wander Woman: Marcia Reynolds | For high achieving women who expect more from themselves and keep searching for something more. Lovely book! |
| The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: Patrick Lencioni | A gripping analysis of what makes teams work effectively. |
Recommended Links for Organisations
Association for Coaching, Ireland
British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies
Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD)
Institute of Leadership & Management (ILM)
The Business Network Banbridge
Recommended Reading for Individuals
| Book | Description |
| Instant Confidence: Paul McKenna | A short and easy to read programme for building confidence. It works! |
| How to Be Brilliant: Michael Heppell | If being good isn’t good enough and you want to achieve the very best and be the very best, this book is brilliant! |
| Overcoming Low Self Esteem: Melanie Fennell | A really useful self help book using Cognitive Behavioural Therapy to improve self esteem. |
| Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway: Susan Jeffers | Simple approaches to transforming anxiety and fear into confidence and action. |
| Taming Your Gremlin: Rick Carson | Some great ideas on tacking that self defeating inner critic. |
| The Four Agreements, Practical Guide to Personal Freedom: Don Miguel Ruiz | A simple approach to life about personal freedom and happiness. |
| 59 Seconds: Professor Richard Wiseman | A self help book with a difference, all of its content is underpinned with research. It will help you be a little happier, perform a little better and improve your relationships. |
| Brilliant CV: Bright & Earl | Learn how to write CVs that make the shortlist. |
| Brilliant Interview: Ros Jay | Learn to present yourself in the best possible way and understand what interests interviewers most. |
| Do it Tomorrow: Mark Forster | Fantastic tips on time management and dealing with procrastination. |
| Wander Woman: Marcia Reynolds | For high achieving women who expect more from themselves and keep searching for something more. Lovely book! |
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