@article{Papakonstantinou,2018The,
abstract = {The speed and frequency of change in the world around us is mind boggling at times and people are struggling to find ways to cope with it. Organisations have to constantly reinvent themselves to keep up with this VUCA world, without much success at times, as it is a process of experimentation. This means that people are unable to transition from one change to the next, which is impacting their psychological wellbeing and mental stability. Coaching and coaching psychology can help people reinvent the transition process by borrowing from other disciplines such as agile methodology. This will allow individuals to create micro closures within the bigger transition cycle which otherwise might at time appear endless. },
author = {Papakonstantinou, F.},
title = {Creating micro closures: Reinventing the psychological transition process to help coachees deal with the current state of disruptive change},
number = {1},
journal = {Coaching Psychology International},
keywords = {Coaching; coaching psychology; positive psychology; Change; transition; cognitive behavioral coaching; VUCA; micro closures},
pages = {6-13},
year = {2018},
language = {English},
url = {webzoom.freewebs.com/isfcp/CPI%2011.1.pdf},
volume = {11}
}