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Personal constructions of effective (health) coaching relationships
Melanie Oeben, Daša Grajfoner, 2026, original scientific article

Abstract: Understanding what makes coaching relationships effective remains underexplored in coaching psychology. This study applies Personal Construct Psychology and the Repertory Grid Technique to examine how coaches and clients construe effective (health) coaching relationships. Forty-two participants generated 424 constructs analysed through principal component and content analyses, yielding 27 thematic categories. Relational constructs - especially relationship depth, trust, openness, and self-determination—proved central. Findings show effectiveness is individually and contextually constructed. The study demonstrates the method's applicability as an idiographic, constructivist approach and offers foundations for theory development and practical insights for cultivating trust-based coaching relationships aligned with clients’ constructions of effectiveness.
Keywords: personal construct psychology, coaching psychology, health coaching, coaching relationship, repertory grid technique
Published in RUP: 12.08.2026; Views: 401; Downloads: 15
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What makes coaching relationships effective? : A systematic literature review identifying five areas of influence
Melanie Oeben, Daša Grajfoner, 2026, original scientific article

Abstract: The coaching relationship is recognized as a key factor for coaching success, yet its specific components remain unclear. This article presents an evidence-based integrative systematic literature review, including 206 documents. Findings indicate that although the coaching relationship is often examined as one of several factors influencing coaching success, its composition and underlying elements have rarely been studied. Moreover, the client’s perspective has been largely overlooked. A theoretical model was developed to interpret the data, offering a conceptual ‘map’ of the coaching relationship. The paper highlights areas for future research, emphasizing the need for a deeper exploration of client experiences.
Keywords: coaching psychology, coaching relationship, systematic literature review, effectiveness, coaching success
Published in RUP: 24.02.2026; Views: 1632; Downloads: 23
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