Articles & Case Studies

By Alan Sieler The purpose of this article is to alert you to the likely existence of a pervasive yet deeply subtle mood that we can...

By Alan Sieler Working in the domain of the body to facilitate transformation is one of the hallmarks of Ontological Coaching. Inviting...

The ontological approach The essence of an ontological approach to life, coaching and leadership is about becoming a different and more...

Habits of Being We all have what I call Habits of Being, which said in a slightly longer way, are ways of being that are habitual. These...

by Alan Sieler In recent years coaching, in the form of Organisational Coaching and Life Coaching, has emerged as a professional...

By Helen Woodward and Idot Wong Introduction I am delighted to share the thoughts and experiences of two of my ontological colleagues,...

By Alan Sieler The world of possibility The ideas of great thinkers can sometimes provide useful perspectives for assisting us to deal...

By Claudia Boers I have something rather un-coach-like to confess. I’ve resisted the idea of acceptance as a powerful action for the...

by Alan Sieler George is a manager of a business unit in a large manufacturing company. He has an outstanding background as an engineer...

By Alan Sieler Ontological Coaching is a powerful approach for getting to deep issues that block us from going forward. The depth of...

By Alan Sieler In The Dance of Change, Peter Senge has written: "Look ahead 20 or 30 years. Does anyone expect the next 20 years to be...

By Jeremy Stunt “Whether you can observe a thing or not depends on the theory which you use. It is the theory which decides what can be...

By Jeremy Stunt Jeremy Stunt is a Hong Kong based executive coach and training facilitator with Limbic Human Capital where he helps...

By Mark Raymond As coaches or managers, are you coaching anyone who you think doesn’t want to be coached, or says they do but doesn’t...

By Karen White Ontological Coaching focuses on Way of Being, which is where our perceptions and attitudes live, often deep seated and out...

By Alan Sieler In an enlightening article in the 12 June, 2105 edition of The Age, a Melbourne metropolitan newspaper, Sarah Berry speaks...

By Scott Barrow “Time Trials are about power to pedal, but mental strength is what can affect and impact on power application, in...

By Linnet Hunter Oh dear! That’s all she said. A mild phrase, but when spoken by an examining doctor with the weighty authority of...