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	<title>Comments on: Research:  Coaching in &#8220;Safe Territory&#8221;</title>
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		<title>By: Billy C H Teoh</title>
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		<dc:creator>Billy C H Teoh</dc:creator>
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		<description>In my experience as a coach, &#039;induction&#039; can be a methodology that would enable the coachee to access meaningful &amp; powerful &#039;leveraging points&#039; to arouse self-awareness, aha-moments and the like (for the purpose of finding coaching &#039;leveraging points&#039; not healing).

Induction normally is part of the therapy domains.

In my opinion, &#039;induction&#039; in coaching is used for the purpose of the &#039;heart of the issue concerned&#039; (without delving deeper into the therapeutic mode); then using the &#039;induction state&#039; to shift gear into a solution-focused coaching mode (not as a healing process).

Induction to me is a necessary coaching tool as long as it is not further going along the line of therapeutic interventions, but using it just to the juncture that can be the &#039;leveraging points&#039; to move into coaching mode (healing versus the path to &#039;discoveries&#039;).

Am I talking sense here or am I seeing this issue differently from the most coaches? 


Billy C H Teoh
Malaysia.</description>
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<p>Induction normally is part of the therapy domains.</p>
<p>In my opinion, &#8216;induction&#8217; in coaching is used for the purpose of the &#8216;heart of the issue concerned&#8217; (without delving deeper into the therapeutic mode); then using the &#8216;induction state&#8217; to shift gear into a solution-focused coaching mode (not as a healing process).</p>
<p>Induction to me is a necessary coaching tool as long as it is not further going along the line of therapeutic interventions, but using it just to the juncture that can be the &#8216;leveraging points&#8217; to move into coaching mode (healing versus the path to &#8216;discoveries&#8217;).</p>
<p>Am I talking sense here or am I seeing this issue differently from the most coaches? </p>
<p>Billy C H Teoh<br />
Malaysia.</p>
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