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Book Review: Coaching and Mentoring in Health and Social Care: The Essentials of Practice for Professionals and Organisations

The title of this book implies a health and human services focus, and the author is described as an 'experienced healthcare professional'; however the author provides very few examples of coaching and mentoring activities in this field. Although in this respect the title is misleading, the book is still a valuable guide to the development of mentor programs and the skills and activities involved in the coaching and mentoring process. Because of the overlapping definitions and interpretations of these terms the author uses the term 'coach-mentoring' throughout the publication. This book has seven chapters covering a variety of topics: