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Ontology is the study of being.
Ontology is the study of being.


Ontological coaching seeks to respectfully facilitate the transformation of the client's being, which can include deep change, resulting in the client:  
 
Ontological coaching seeks to respectfully facilitate the transformation of the client's being, resulting in the client:  


*Becoming a very different observer of themself and the world
*Becoming a very different observer of themself and the world
*Making significant behavioural change, including relating more constructively with others and
*Making significant behavioural change, including relating more constructively with other people and
*Expanding what is possible in how they can create their future.
*Expanding what is possible in how they can create their future.


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*[[Peer coaching]]
*[[Peer coaching]]
*[[Person-centred coaching]]
*[[Person-centred coaching]]
*[[Phenomenological method]]
*[[Positive psychology coaching]]
*[[Positive psychology coaching]]
*[[Psychodynamic coaching]]
*[[Psychodynamic coaching]]
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*[[Team coaching]]
*[[Team coaching]]
*[[TGROW]]
*[[TGROW]]
*[[Transactional analysis and coaching]]
*[[Transactional analysis coaching]]
*[[Transactional coaching]]
*[[Transactional coaching]]
*[[Transformation]]
*[[Transformational coaching]]
*[[Transformational coaching]]
*[[Transpersonal coaching]]
*[[Transpersonal coaching]]

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