South Sound ICF WA Satellite Meeting
Topic: Coaching as a threshold experience.
When we work with our clients, how do we intentionally attune and align our consciousness and mental model with theirs? How do we assist our client’s in “clearing” the distractions of the week, so that they can rapidly focus on their deepest concerns? How do we help our clients access their own inner wisdom and wholeness?
Do we have a specific procedure, a systematic way of guiding our clients to connect with their own intelligence, intuition, body knowing, and heart’s call, as well as their cognitive problem solving, analytical mind? Do we have a procedure for “clearing” distractions as part of the template of our coaching sessions?
In our coaching meeting on November 3rd, each of us will be to invited to share our own experience with clearing and attuning with clients. Come and share the experiential processes that work in your experience. Coaching attendees will be guided into one method and invite to practice on one another. We will discuss our own diverse experience, questions, and possibilities.
J. Gary Trantham, MD is a life coach and physician. A private family physician in the south King County community for 18 years, Gary pursued his passion for mind-body medicine by training in psychiatry. He has served as a staff psychiatrist at the Seattle VAMC Addiction Treatment Center for 12 years and as a skilled practitioner of psychotherapy in private practice. He continues to teach and serve as a Clinical Assistant Professor at UWMC.
Gary has also followed a lifelong passion for spirituality and its role as a crucial aspect of mind-body-spirit healing, He is a certified teacher of the Enneagram, a practitioner of Mindfulness meditation, and a prayer chaplain and VP of the board of trustees for Unity of South Sound. He has pursued advanced training in Jungian psychology, Hospice spirituality, and Positive Psychology. He has taught widely and led workshops on The Wounded Healer, Spirituality and Psychiatry, Addiction, Spirituality, and Recovery, Medical Student Well-Being, and more. After being coached for several years and training with Vera University’s “The coach Approach”, he began his integrative coaching in 2014.
Resource Development CCEU’s will be offered to anyone attending the entire event.
Date and Time: November 3 at 10:00
Location:
Cutter’s Point (formerly Forza's) is located at 2209 N Pearl St #104. Their number is (253) 759-9320.
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