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No one model fit will fit all situations, as each coaching engagement is dynamic, and all clients are unique.
The art of coaching is selecting the appropriate model for each coaching conversation.
Listed below are ten transformational models often used during a coaching encounter.
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Model: Contexts
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Source: Paradygm Shifts Coaching
Credit: Rosie Kuhn
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Model: Strategizing Loops (Winning & Surviving; Universal Human Paradigm)
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Source: The Last Word on Power;What Got You Here Won't Get You There; Paradigm Shifts Coaching;
Credit: Tracy Goss, Marshall Goldsmith; Rosie Kuhn
  
 
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Model: Archetypes
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Source: The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious; Sacred Contracts;
Credit: Carl Jung; Carolyn Myss;
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Model: Grow
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Source: The Tao of Coaching
Credit: Max Landsberg
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Model: Coaching Spectrum
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Source: Coach Anyone About Anything
Credit: Germaine Porche and Jed Niederer
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Model: 2nd Order Change
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Source: Coaching to the Human Soul
Credit: Alan Sieler
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Model: Pagan Wheel
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Credit: Kate Wolf-Pizer
  
 
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Model: Spiral
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Source: Spiral Dynamics
Credit: Don Beck and Christopher Cowen
  
 
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Model: Integral Quadrants
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Source: Integral Psychology
Credit: Ken Wilber
  
 
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Model: Object-Relational
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Source: I And Thou
Credit: Martin Buber
  
 
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