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Why Coaching? Coaching helps you move forward in your personal and/or professional life. It gives you the opportunity to explore and expand yourselfyour fears, values and dreamsand your effectiveness at living the life you desire. You may want to move beyond disappointments, the doldrums, self-doubt or stress, but don't know where to begin. You may be ready to discover and pursue your next adventure, but feel you need the support and structure to launch you forward. Regardless of your goal, the only thing you need to bring to coaching is a desire to enhance your personal or professional life. Coaching will help you create and catalyze a future that you desire. What is Ontological Coaching? Ontological Coaching (see Newfield Network.com) is based on the philosophy of ontology, or the nature of one's 'way of being.' A person's way of being includes one's physical body, moods and emotions, and language (what one says to her/himself and to others). In other words, it is a person's individual perception of her/himself and the world, thus the place from which any action is taken. As an ontological coach, Dana helps you realize the connection between your way of being and the results you are afraid to, or, on the other side of the pendulum's swing, you long to achieve. You will learn the practice of expanding and refining your perceptions of yourself, so that from an evermore authentic thus powerful place, you may clearly define and strategically pursue your goals, develop meaningful relationships, and both 'be' and 'make' a positive impact in your world. As serious as shifting one's way of being and achieving goals are, ontological coaching comes from a place of wonder, of curiosity, of lightness. This deliberate tone unleashes potential (both internal and external) that a static way of being, somberness, or needing the answer right now often inhibits. Ontological coaching promotes open-minded questioning, experimenting with and practicing new ways of being, thinking and acting. It is about exploring the unknownin the deliberate pursuit of well-defined personal and professional goals. As your coach, Dana will help you:
taking on a new career role or path transforming lethargy into energy or fear into courage following your passion establishing strong boundaries creating healthy habits altering your relationship status developing effective communication strategies managing work/life commitments and desires the bottom line is this: coaching is ALL about YOUinside and out, your agenda, your goals, your responsibilitywith Dana's promise of guidance, support, encouragement and expertiseand your deep satisfaction as you enrich yourself and reach your goals. How does coaching work best? Sustained growth of your way of being, and defining and pursuing your goals are optimized through a minimum of three months of weekly coaching sessions, (ideally, coaching relationships are six months or longer, with continued weekly or bi-monthly sessions following the first three months). Sessions typically run 50 minutes. Coaching may be conducted in person, over the phone or a combination of the two, depending on a client's needs and desires. Meeting at least once in person is preferable but not essential. Dana provides individual sessions and workshops both in-person and via telecall. How do I get started? It's simple. Contact Dana (dewhitaker@openingeyes.net) to arrange a complimentary, "Give Coaching a Try" sample session. We'll discuss your goal(s), and address any questions you may have about coachingat no cost.
Workshop Leader/Coach Dana is a leader and coach for 'InChargeInChange', a workshop series with the company, ChangeCast(TM). The interactive and intimate workshops are designed to make any major personal or professional change you undertake both positive and productive. You receive guidance, support and the insights you need to understand the change process, see your situation clearly and the tools to take action and make the change you desire happen. Dana also provides individual coaching as part of the 'InChargeInChange' workshop. |
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