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Intuition in the coaching room

by Helen Leathers

Many coaches consider themselves to be intuitive coaches. We see it quite a lot in marketing literature and on social media. But what does it really mean in the coaching room? Is it really a phenomenon?

Here at Your Coaching Journey we have had some interesting discussions on the topic of intuition over the years and we don’t always see eye to eye. Tom takes more of a psychological approach to life and coaching and Helen is more at home in the world of spirituality, so there are some differences in the way we approach intuition.

That said, there is some common ground, and in this article, taken as an excerpt from our podcast on the topic, we share our thoughts about intuition, and about being an intuitive coach.

Introduction to Systemic Coaching

by Helen Leathers

We all exist within some kind of system, whether it’s in the workplace, within our social lives, or within a family. In the coaching room there will always be influences and echoes of the coachee’s system as they talk through their situation, their experiences and their desired outcomes.

In Gestalt we talk about the contact boundary, where we meet our environment and where our environment meets us, and there is a constant interplay between the two. One cannot fail to have an impact on the other.

In this article we take a look at systemic coaching, an approach that acknowledges and explores the dynamics of the systems within which the coachee resides.