
Case studies
Overview of a Coaching Journey
Examples of previous Clients Topics and objectives
Additional resources
Developmental Coaching
Coaching opens doors to possibilities beyond what you imagine
This method of coaching is for you if...
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You have time or are willing to make time for self-development
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You seek lasting, positive changes
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You aim to shed old beliefs
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You welcome honest self-reflection
Case Study One
This person’s, "Anne's", boss was under incredible pressure, which she did not handle well, she took it out on her team naming and shaming them in meetings, often what she was saying was not true as she had not read the update emails sent. Anne started to have panic attacks when she arrived at work. She got tongue tied in meetings with her boss unable to stand up for herself. She needed to get updates from consultants which were always sent in late, she did not know how to change this and this resulted in more humiliation in meetings. After six conversations she had communicated the consequences to consultants and got back all the updates before the closing date. She was able to challenge her boss in meetings, and her panic attacks went away.
Case Study Two
Georgie was sexually, physically and mentally abused from the age of five (ish) until she was nearly 14 years old. When she was 24 she was promoted to be an executive in a tech company. She didn’t make small talk with the administrators and contact centre, she was all business talk; she was horrified when she found out her nickname was ‘the ice queen’ with people believing she saw them as beneath her. The truth is she saw herself as beneath them, she didn't know how to make small talk and she never realised how much pain she was causing. She suffered with acute imposter syndrome, not surprising when she felt this way for a huge chunk of her childhood. She suffered with difficulties communicating with family and friends, never sharing what had happened to her, from shame. I could go on. Why? Because this was me. I went on a long journey to get to where I am today.
Thankfully with Integral Developmental Coaching sustainable, embodied change can happen in months, not years. I know this to be true because of the people who have been my clients.
"Life is what happens while you are busy
making other plans." - John Lennon
Overview of a Coaching Journey
Your coaching journey begins with an 'Intake Conversation', where together we will capture the essence of your Coaching Topic. We will explore what matters to you most, the changes you deeply desire to embody, and your why. Explore what you currently do, and how you envision yourself in the future.
When we next meet, I will offer you a bespoke Coaching Program, focused on developing two things, awareness and capabilities. This is an 'Offer Conversation', meaning together we will collaborate, in a co-creative dance, to refine and make changes to your program, which includes objectives and first practices.
You will be required to take action in the form of practices, small moves, that build the capacities, the new or enhanced skills and qualities of the new way you desire. Action in the form of paying attention whilst doing something new, to catch your new and current way in the moment.
Journaling will also be one of your regular actions, to explore and create more spaciousness around your current way, so you shift from being it, to seeing it, an object of your curiosity and compassion. You will also go deeper into your new way, to bring the inside out, anchor what you are experiencing, noticing and learning.
There will be a sequence of 'Development Conversations'. Depending on your Topic this will be around 5-7 conversations, which of course we can adjust depending on your engagement and progress.
In your development conversations will we explore the good, the bad, the exciting, and sometimes the scary. We will explore any resistance or immunity to change you are experiencing, which we can all experience when working towards change. We will also anchor your insights, learnings and new ways, and always dance together to co-create your next practice.
When it is time, we will have a 'Completion Conversation', to anchor all you have accomplished. We will also take a look ahead at the possibilities and challenges you may face, and explore what practices will support you moving forward, so that your new way continues to be strengthened.
“It takes more than awareness, vision and imagination to bring about sustainable, embodied change. You must take action, actions that challenge and empower you."
Georgie Ward
With Integral Devlopmentak Coaching sustainable, embodied change can happen in months not years.
-Georgie Martin

To relax into being with people and be able to comfortably have conversations that build
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To be more grounded and create more inner space to be with my performance nerves
To connect more deeply to who I am in a balanced way to focus on what matters most to me
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To discern my own needs more so that I know when and what to offer others
To allow myself to go on more inner adventures, to explore and go beyond my boundaries, unleashing my imagination to share creative ideas
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I am able to stay more present with the uncomfortable phenomena that are arising within me
To believe in myself more, knowing that I have a right to be here at work communicating from my heart naturally
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To enhance my perspective taking skills so that I trust in myself more and share with others
To be better able to firmly hear, connect and march to the beat of my strong heart to know what I want and communicate my will
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To be more able to discern, simplify and firmly offer what is most valuable and important
To more easily and breezily communicate in the moment and enjoy the process of sharing and exploring thoughts and ideas
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To develop the ability to enhance my energy before meetings, and shift or raise my energy after tricky meetings
Coaching Examples
If you are wondering if I have the experience and skills to work with what matters most to you, here are some of my previous clients topics, and one of their supporting development objectives:
Want to know more?
TRANSCENDING AND INCLUDING OUR CURRENT WAY OF BEING
An Introduction to Integral Coaching - Joanne Hunt
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