A fantastic book, in depth knowledge. Broken down and easy to read. I have found these books great in helping me progress in my career

"Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging in Coaching" by Salma Shah is a great read for any counselling or coaching professional. Salma Shah, using case studies from her own practice, educates about crucial parts of the clients' identities that are often overlooked or even dismissed in the counselling room.

For me, it was an interesting read, as well as a set of useful tools I can implement in my own practice. Self-reflection parts were very eye-opening, too.

Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging in Coaching is a big topic to take on and one that causes the coach to have to look deeply and critically at themself and likely do some work with a coach to uncover what is not easily visible to one's self.

This book is a great starting place in the discussion and awareness phase of an individual's work. Allowing the client/coach relationship to be a safe place is paramount and this book gives some helpful tactical approaches while also raising awareness. I enjoyed and benefited from this book and appreciate NetGalley and the publisher providing an advance copy in exchange for an honest review.

Understanding coaching with a wide lens of diversity, inclusion and equity through stories and examples of this in action.
Lots to think about to develop my coaching to be include the wider lens, brings issues not thought about to light so this can be considered when coaching.
Gave me another insight to privilege and the impact of privilege and how to use to benefit others.

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This was an interesting book in the beginning but after 20 % I started to loose interest. I can't pinpoint why so my conclusion is: it's me, not the book. I apologize for that. I just didn't feel the urge to read on so I started to skim after half of the book.