Sunday, March 14, 2010
Integrative Coaching
You are a whole being. Your inner life and outer life are always present. Professional life is impacted by personal life. Life is change.

What is Integrative Coaching?

imageAccepting Change as NATURAL is an important step, both as a possibility and as an inevitable. Accepting where you are on the path of change empowers you to set a direction. See it as it is, clearly letting it come into view from where you stand today. Find the beauty of the day's experience and learning. As a Certified Coach, I can assist you in personal as well as professional life changes and challenges. We are complex beings, we are more than our roles and our identities. Working with all aspects of your being, you can integrate to a new level of experience and excellence. If you desire understanding of your own inner nature, if you struggle with unconscious self sabotage, I can help you put the pieces of the puzzle of self together. The challenges you encounter contain the solutions, you can quickly reveal to yourself previously unconscious factors that influence your personality and your experience. A great deal of human suffering becomes optional, goals become attainable. Identify and release patterns that no longer serve you. All your life needs for transformation is you transformed. Embrace your whole life and embrace the change.

A Holistic Approach to Wellness
"Mind and Body are inseparable" ~ United States Surgeon General

An integrative approach to Life Coaching is a holistic approach. Goal attainment must address the challenges to the goal and these challenges are an energetic environment from which the desired state must emerge. To address the goal, one must address the challenge. Every goal/challenge is engaged at a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level of being. Unconscious self sabotage is fulfilling a need that can be addressed. Greater coherence of self is the work before us.


"Wellness is defined in many ways, but all agree that it is more than the absence of disease. Wellness can include a broad array of activities and interventions that focus on physical, mental, spiritual and emotional aspects of one's life."
~Executive Summary; White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Practice.


In the preservation of life, including one's own, we must also address the quality of life and those factors that define and enhance the experience of it. To lessen the emotional, mental and spiritual suffering experienced with a physical ailment is to facilitate the inner healing environment.
In the prevention of physical disease, factors other than physical are part of the balance in an experience of manifest health.