Gestalt Coaching for Awareness Management: The Elements of Mastery

A mindfulness revolution is spreading across the world in response to the fragmentation of attention caused by rapid change and disruption. The Gestalt approach, which holds awareness as core to functional well-being and new learning, is an antidote to this fragmentation. Gestalt coaching, the latest innovative application of Gestalt theory, offers coaches and their clients […]

Posted by Dorothy Siminovitch
On March 2, 2020
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Curated 2016: An Alliance

These articles had been identified by members of the LPC Advisory Board and by the two curators of LPC as among the best published in the library.

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On February 24, 2020
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Curated 2015: The Best of LPC

What you have now downloaded is the outcome of this selection process—the best of LPC.

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On February 22, 2020
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Curated 2019: Seasons of Change

We’ve assembled a wonderful celebration of change! The Table of Contents are below and you can download the whole 250-page book for free using the red download button at the bottom of the page! Enjoy! Introducing Curated 2019: The Seasons of Change . . . Welcome to the fifth edition of Curated. It is being […]

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On February 20, 2020
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Professional Coaching as an Interdisciplinary Art and Science

This is a special issue for us—the Twentieth we have produced in our digital publication called The Future of Coaching. It all began with a meeting that both of us attended in Santa Fe, New Mexico. A dozen senior coaches met to discuss ways in which to more effectively steward the growing and changing human […]

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On November 22, 2019
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The Interdisciplinary Art and Science of Professional Coaching: Perspectives from a Life Richly Lived

[I had the wonderful opportunity to interview my dear friend and colleague, Agnes Mura, via Zoom. We have provided a link to this interview and have also asked Agnes to provide a brief written narrative regarding her life richly lived. Agnes also provided some lovely pictures from her scrapbook. We are thankful for all of […]

Posted by Agnes Mura
On November 22, 2019
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The Interdisciplinarity of Professional Coaching: A Whole Person Globalized Imperative

Coaching the whole person requires a “whole coach.” Interdisciplinarity is required—this is part of the job description for a professional coach.

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On November 21, 2019
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West Point: Teaching Leadership Through Interdisciplinary Education

n service of further considering the idea of coaching as a multidisciplinary profession, here are some reflections on the components of the courses at West Point that built different perspectives and abilities in my work as a coach.

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On November 20, 2019
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Coaching to Contradictions

In The Future of Coaching we endeavor to present a wide variety of topics—ranging from an issue on the evidence for coaching to an issue on coaching and vulnerability. We are also beginning to offer issues that come in diverse formats. The issue that immediately preceded this one, for instance, consisted completely of coaching tools […]

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On July 12, 2019
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The Geometry of Character and Culture

In this essay I explore patterns and variations—and the interplay between contradictions that often emerge from this interplay. Specifically, I address the dynamics of individual character and organizational culture.

Posted by Bill Bergquist
On July 2, 2019
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