Publications
It is my hope and desire to write words that evoke awareness and challenge the status quo. I feel privileged to have had original research published, especially in the context of my beloved and troubled homeland, Northern Ireland. I also feel deeply honoured to contribute with co-authors, chapters and sections to influential coaching books and industry press.
The following sections highlight various pieces of research and writing. Some of them are free, while others need to be purchased (links provided). Please feel free to contact me with any feedback or questions.
Developing Sociality in a Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: An Application of the Perceiver Element Grid
Authors:
Paul J Barbour and Dorota Joanna Bourne
Format:
Peer reviewed journal article
Publication:
Journal of Constructivist Psychology
Date of publication:
August 2020
Citation:
Paul Jonathan Barbour & Dorota Joanna Bourne (2020) Developing Sociality in a Post-Conflict Northern Ireland: An Application of the Perceiver Element Grid, Journal of Constructivist Psychology, DOI: 10.1080/10720537.2020.1808867
Bridging the Team Coaching Competency Gap: A review of the literature
Authors:
Widdowson, L., Rochester, L., Barbour, P. and Hullinger, A.
Format:
Peer reviewed journal article
Publication:
International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring
Date of publication:
August 2020
Citation:
Widdowson, L., Rochester, L., Barbour, P. and Hullinger, A. (2020) ‘Bridging the Team Coaching Competency Gap: A review of the literature’, International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring, 18 (2), pp.35-50. DOI: 10.24384/z9zb-hj74
Systemic team coaching (Chapter 25)
Authors:
Lucy Widdowson & Paul J. Barbour
Format:
Chapter in The Coaches’ Handbook, Edited by Jonathan Passmore
Publication:
The Coaches’ Handbook: The Complete Practitioner Guide for Professional Coaches
Date of publication:
October 2020
Citation:
Widdowson, L J and Barbour, P J (2020) Systemic team coaching, in Passmore, J, The Coaches’ Handbook: The Complete Practitioner Guide for Professional Coaches. Routledge.
"This is a compelling and important contribution to the team coaching literature that is extremely clear and easy to follow."
EMCC Master Practitioner, Executive Coach and Coaching Supervisor
Dr Alison Hodge
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