"One with your True Self" Coaching Method

The "One with your True Self coaching method" is a holistic approach where all aspects of the coachee's "Being" are addressed.

 

In addition to the basic coaching method, which focuses on various streams such as achieving the set goal, supporting desired behavior change and self-direction, exploring the client's identity, and raising awareness of their place as a human within their environment and the Greater Whole, the "One with your True Self" coaching method pays close attention to the following elements:

 

• Spirituality and meaning: The method is focusing on exploring spiritual and existential questions that delve deeper into the core of the individual.

• Integration of self-awareness: Promoting self-awareness is a significant component, encouraging the coachee to understand himself and his functioning within his environment on a deeper level .

• Connection with Authentic Self: By striving for a connection with the coachee's authentic self the method aims to help individuals discover and embrace their true nature at any level.

• Balance and harmony: The concept of balance and harmony within the individual and his environment involves a pursuit of a healthy and balanced lifestyle.

• Unity with the Greater Whole: The method emphasizes that the individual is part of a larger whole and seeks a deeper understanding of this interconnectedness.

 

The elements are explored in more depth with the following exercises:

- investigating and re-mapping the coachee's true identity, compiling his blueprint

- creating awareness and deepen into the coachee's patterns, stuck emotions and negative thought systems

- guiding a healing process that focuses on different aspects: energetic, physical, mental and spiritual

- the connection with the Higher Self and development of intuitive languages

- learning to determine intentions and manifest them, or determine and achieve objectives

- investigating the personal life mission

The method operates not only from the realm of thought but also from feeling, acting, and being.

 

The following visual chart provides a graphical representation. Click the arrow for the English version.

If you have any questions or you're interested in learning more, please contact me.

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