Ontological coaching explained simply — what it means, how it works, and how it differs from other coaching approaches. By an ICF master certified coach (MCC) trained at Newfield Institute.
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When complexity triggers us, we default to old habits. These 5 steps — grounded in the Cynefin framework and ontological coaching — help you respond rather than react.
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I help people become objective about themselves. I help them to see what they were previously unaware of or subject to. There’s another tool I use to help people see their context objectively, and that’s the Cynefin framework.
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Wondering if coaching could help you? Discover what coaching really is, who it's for, and what you can expect from a coaching relationship.
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Composure isn't the absence of discomfort — it's the capacity to be with it and act anyway. Here's what one client discovered when she stopped shrinking and started showing up grounded.
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Most of us confuse opinions with facts without realising it — and in doing so, give away our power to decide for ourselves. Here's how to spot the difference and reclaim your authority.
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One of the most powerful distinctions in coaching — the difference between facts and opinions. Watch this short conversation and discover how seeing your stories clearly can open up new choices.
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Resentment keeps us stuck in the past and suffering. Discover how the simple but powerful act of making an effective request can free you from this toxic mood and create new possibilities.
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Most of us resist acceptance because it feels like giving up. It isn't. Here's why acceptance is actually one of the most powerful and strategic things you can do — and how to practice it.
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The space between stimulus and response is where our freedom lives — but for most of us, it collapses under pressure. Here's what one leader discovered when we looked at what was really happening.
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What does it really mean to hold others as legitimate — even when you disagree? Explore the ontological coaching concept of legitimate self, legitimate other and why it might change how you see everything.
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Anyone can call themselves a coach. Here's how to tell the difference between a well-qualified coach and one who isn't — and what to look for when making your choice.
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Anyone can call themselves a coach — so what is life coaching really, and how do you know if it's right for you? Here's a clear, honest guide to what coaching is and what it isn't.
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What would an ontological coach share with their best friend? These ten practical insights — drawn from years of coaching — could genuinely change how you see yourself and the world.
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Rumination and reflection feel similar but affect your mental health very differently. Learn to spot the difference and stop overthinking for good.
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Most of us think confidence is something you either have or you don't. Ontological coaching reveals it's actually an opinion — which means it can change. Here's how.
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Culture isn't built through values statements — it's built through how leaders show up moment by moment. Here's what one leader discovered when she looked honestly at her own way of being.
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Most of us find making requests harder than it should be. Here's the surprising psychological reason why — and the practical framework that makes asking for what you want much easier.
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A tiny, unassuming question with surprising power: "so what?" Here's how it can cut through anxiety, shame and overwhelm to reveal what's actually at stake.
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Not sure whether you need a coach or a therapist? Here are the key differences — and how to know which one is the right fit for what you're working through.
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