Transpersonal Coaching Psychology: An Introduction to the Theory and Practice
Current Research in Psychology and Behavioral Science January 26, 2023 DOI: 10.54026/crpbs/1083 (opens in new tab) via Semantic Scholar
Summary
AI-generated from the abstractTranspersonal Coaching Psychology (TCP) is a holistic and integrative coaching approach that supports client growth and transformation. Its unique strengths include the use of open awareness skills to create a safe, compassionate, and healing space for clients. TCP is trauma-informed, and practitioners are trained to distinguish between psychosis, burnout, and states of consciousness that may accompany spiritual awakening.
Study at a glance
| Characteristics | Peer reviewed |
|---|---|
| Keywords | Psychology |
| Key finding | Transpersonal Coaching Psychology is a trauma-informed approach that uses open awareness skills to create a safe, compassionate, and healing space for clients, and practitioners are trained to differentiate between psychosis, burnout, and spiritual awakening states. |
Abstract
Transpersonal Coaching Psychology (TCP) can be described as the theory and practice of coaching that takes a holistic and integrative approach to support client growth and transformation. The unique qualities and strengths of this approach to coaching are outlined, including how open awareness skills are applied as a means to hold a safe, compassionate and healing space for clients. TCP is trauma-informed and practitioners are also trained to differentiate between psychosis, burnout and states of consciousness that can be associated with spiritual awakening