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Journal | Coaching I Theory & Practice

These journals contribute to the development and dissemination of knowledge in two different ways. First, by publishing rigorous peer-reviewed conceptual and research-based papers, they promote high academic standards in the published knowledge of coaching. Secondly, they provide a platform for academic work to influence the practice of coaching, by publishing soundbites of the research results relevant to those involved in coaching. 

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Mrs. Sabine Mohr

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The Open Access journal primarily focuses on addressing the consulting format “coaching” from a qualified theoretical perspective (original papers in German and English, double-blind peer-review).

2. Publishing research and theory on coaching (excluding self publishing) e.g. handbooks and research-based textbooks
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Though chiefly situated in the field of occupational and organizational psychology, the journal's orientation is interdisciplinary, so as to duly take into account the complexity of the subject matter and the requirements in practice. In terms of methodologies, “Coaching | Theory & Practice” offers a platform for quantitative and qualitative approaches alike, reflecting the dynamic developments in and interplay between practice and research. It is intended to advance not only the theoretical legitimation of coaching, but also its professionalization and quality assurance.

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http://www.springer.com/journal/40896

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