”Jeg ved godt, hvad jeg burde gøre, jeg kan bare ikke”: Sundere livsstil gennem narrativ-samskabende coaching

Translated title of the contribution: I know what I should do, but I just don't do it: Healthier life style through narrative-collaborative coaching

Therese Hansen, Celine Sofie Jensen, Amalie Sofie Nielsen, Reinhard Stelter*

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Abstract

The aim of this case study based on action research was to show how the usage of a narrative-collaborative
coaching approach, in a group setting of women aged 40-55, could help women to bridge the gap between
action and knowledge concerning lifestyle changes. Furthermore, physical activity was utilized to create and
strengthen group dynamics. The dominant narratives associated with lifestyle changes are presented as results of this study. The case study sheds light on important aspects to consider when wanting to change people’s way of living. The group setting has central impact in the process. Confronting and co-creating old and new realities in a group setting with like-minded individuals proved to enhance the understanding of oneself and possible ways of dealing with the experienced barriers. Given the short duration of the action research based case study period, more research is needed in order to investigate how sustainable the new co-created realities nd lifestyle changes are.
Translated title of the contributionI know what I should do, but I just don't do it: Healthier life style through narrative-collaborative coaching
Original languageDanish
Article number3630
JournalCoaching Psykologi - The Danish Journal of Coaching Psychology
Volume8
Issue number1
Number of pages14
ISSN2244-9698
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2019

Keywords

  • Faculty of Science
  • Coaching
  • Narrative-collaborative practice
  • third generation coaching
  • Lifestyle change
  • social capital
  • community of practice
  • training community
  • Action research
  • interaction process

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