Resources

This page contains links to:

• Coaching Professional Organizations
• Coach Training Programs
• Professional Organizations Potentially Resources for Coaches
• Additional Professional Organizations of Interest
• Articles About Coaching

Coaching Professional Organizations

International Coach Federation (ICF)
International professional association for coaching
http://www.coachfederation.org/

San Antonio Professional Coaches Association
An ICF Chartered Chapter
http://www.sapca.org/

Coach Training Programs

ICF list of coach training organizations
http://www.coachfederation.org/icfcredentials/program-search/

Professional Organizations Potentially Resources for Coaches

American Society of Training and Development - Austin (ASTD)
Linking people, learning, and performance
http://www.austin-astd.org/

Austin Greenlights
Nonprofits build strong communities. We build strong Nonprofits.
http://www.greenlights.org/

Austin Human Resources Management Association (AHRMA)
http://www.austinhumanresource.org/

Institute of Noetic Sciences - Austin
The integration of science and spirituality, a vision that reminds us of our connectedness to the inner self, to each other, and to the Earth
http://www.IONSAustin.org/

http://www.wisdomatworkaustin.org/

Additional Professional Organizations of Interest

Association for Women in Technology (AWTAustin)
http://www.awtaustin.org/

Association of Internet Professionals - Austin (AIP)
http://austin.association.org/

IEEE Computer Society - Austin Chapter
http://sites.austin-cs.org/web/Home

Microsoft Project User's Group - Austin
http://www.mpugaustin.org/

Society for Technical Communication - Austin Chapter (STC)
http://www.stcaustin.org/

Articles About Coaching

ChiefMonster.com, August 8, 2001
"The Value of an Executive Coach"
http://content.chief.monster.com/jobsearchstrategies/coaching/

ComputerWorld, March 20, 2000
“Coaching to Aid IT Careers, Retention”
http://www.computerworld.com/news/2000/story/0,11280,41907,00.html

ComputerWorld, December 04, 2000
“Someone to Watch Over Me”
http://www.computerworld.com/careertopics/careers/labor/story/0,10801,54594,00.html