| dc.description.abstract | This research provides insights into the success factors of work reintegration coaching of recovering
addicts, a subject that has not been much researched so far. The relationship between goal focused
coaching, recovery capital and sustainable work reintegration is being investigated among recovering
addicts. Recovery capital consists of social, human and cultural capital and all three components would
contribute in a different way to sustainable work reintegration. It was expected that goal focused
coaching would have a positive relationship with recovery capital and work reintegration. In addition, it
was expected that social, human and cultural capital would act as mediators between goal-focused
coaching and work reintegration. 102 participants took part in this study, and an online questionnaire
was completed. The results of the study show a positive relationship between goal focused coaching and
sustainable work reintegration, and between goal focused coaching and social, human and cultural
capital. The expected mediation effect was not found, and no significant relationship was found
between recovery capital and work reintegration. The post hoc analysis showed that human capital had
the most explained variance on work reintegration. Practical implications are aimed at goal focused
coaching, in which goal setting and structure play an important role. Coaches are advised to let the
client participate in goal setting and to focus on increasing human capital in the coaching process.
Suggestions for future research mainly focus on examining the role of motivation and work experience
in relation to recovery capital and goal focused coaching. | |
