Articles & Case Studies

By Trudi Horler We often say schools are about learning, but what do we really mean by ‘learning? As a full-time educator and coach, I’ve come to understand that our dominant definitions of learning in schools are too narrow. They focus heavily on acquiring content knowledge and demonstrating mastery through assessment. While these elements are important, they don’t tell the whole story. Learning, at its heart, is about becoming. This article explores a more expansive definit

By Alan Sieler It is worth commencing this final article in the Moods series with a brief recap of some parts of the second article. The ways we can face life You will recall from Part II that there are three things in life we cannot avoid: circumstances over which we have no power, authority or control over (philosophers use the word “facticity” to express this); uncertainty about how the future will unfold; and the availability of possibilities and opportunities. Each of t

One important expression in Ontological Coaching is that we are not necessarily responsible for the moods we find ourselves in, but we are responsible for deciding how useful the mood is, how long we stay in it and how we will be responsible to shift to another more helpful mood.

Discover how moods shape human evolution, consciousness and meaning. An ontological perspective on creating new possibilities in turbulent times.

Fascia, the body’s living web, connects muscles, bones, nerves, and emotions. Discover how fascial health influences movement, resilience, and leadership, and why somatic learning is key to transformation.

By Patricia De’Ath and Alan Sieler Introduction Two previous articles have been written on “The Transformative Power of Ontological...

When change feels hard, it’s rarely because we lack the know-how, it’s because we’re living in old stories about who we are and what’s possible. Ontological Coaching doesn’t just tweak behaviours; it reshapes the way of being at the heart of it all, your language, emotions, and posture, so you can experience a more powerful, authentic, and liberated version of yourself.

By Alan Sieler Our existential challenge In worrying and troublesome times, we can find ourselves struggling to live well. Too many...

By Helen Woodward Last week I received an unsolicited invitation to pay for a webinar on supporting coaching clients with ‘Imposter...

Empowering Coaches and Leaders Through Reflective Practices that Increase Awareness, Choice and Increased Range of Action By Karen White...

By Stuart Carruthers Introduction The approach of Ontological Coaching has much to offer the field of leadership, whatever the...

By Travis Fitch Travis Fitch is in the final stages of the 18-month Certified Ontological Coaching and Leadership Program. Although very...

By Deanne Duncombe Sadness It is an emotion that pays most of us a visit from time to time. Lately, it feels like it has been knocking on...

By Chloe Upton Introducing Chloe’s article One of the important expressions in the ontological approach to life, work, coaching and...

By Alan Sieler

By Leonard Marvey and Alan Sieler What is an ontological practitioner? An ontological practitioner is someone who is skilled in working...