From: Awareness, Immediacy, and Intimacy: The Experience of Coaching as Heard in the Voices of Gestalt Coaches and their Clients
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From: Awareness, Immediacy, and Intimacy: The Experience of Coaching as Heard in the Voices of Gestalt Coaches and their Clients

Martin J. Leahy, Ph.D. and Mark H. Magerman, Ph.D.

Core Aspects: The Experience of Coaching

Person, or group, with a goal

  • ???Particular person in a situation (experience)
  • ???Sensing a need, problem, or opportunity (awareness)
  • ???Identifying a desire for assistance and exploring potential sources (relationship)

Creating a relationship with a coach

  • ???Creating space (experiencing the relationship): challenge and support, awareness, lack of judgment
  • ???Being present (awareness of the relationship is cultivated)
  • ???Relating to the particular person of the coach (relationship)?

Experiencing/experimenting

  • ???Experiencing first: A stance, a basic orientation to life (experience)
  • ???Noticing what happened in the experience to raise awareness (awareness)
  • ???Experiments, experimental approach to learning
  • ???Experiencing self-examination in an environment of unconditional acceptance (relationship)

Becoming aware

  • ???Questioning and experimenting to raise awareness (experience)
  • ???Knowing self and self-in-relation to environment and other persons (awareness)
  • ???Acknowledging the importance of the relationship between client and coach (relationship)

Realizing results

  • ???Contractual goals
  • ???New skills, knowledge, and attitudes
  • ???Better contact with other persons
  • ???More exciting and satisfying life (sometimes transformation)

Sean E. Mahar

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