First International Coaching Psychology Conference – London December 2006
London, (PRWEB) November 8, 2006
The first International Coaching Psychology Conference is to be held at City University London, on Monday 18 and Tuesday 19 December 2006, organised by the British Psychological Society, Special Group in Coaching Psychology.
The conference provides a full programme of stimulating and informative sessions reflecting the developing field of coaching psychology with papers being presented by leading national and international coaching psychologists. Themes for the conference are topical and reflect the exciting evolution of this area of psychology.
Conference topics include Positive Psychology in Coaching Psychology, Multicultural Coaching Psychology, Diversity and Gender, Psychometrics in Coaching Psychology. Speakers from across the globe, including America, Australia and Europe, will be presenting the latest research and developments in this rapidly growing area.
Dr Siobhain O’Riordan, Co-chair of the conference committee, said; ‘The conference promises to be a full and lively event, of interest to a range of delegates. It will attract a variety of delegates from across academia, business, private practice and individuals, reflecting the wide-reaching impact and relevance of coaching psychology today.’
Professor Stephen Palmer, a leading UK coaching psychologist and Chair of the International Conference Academic Board said; ‘In a few years from now, this international conference will be seen as a historic event in the evolution of coaching psychology, and I predict that it will influence developments within both coaching and coaching psychology, bringing benefits to the rapidly expanding fields of life and executive coaching’.
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