FAQs About Integral Coaching

Where can I find an Integral Coach?

If you are interested in being referred to an Integral Coach, just click here to contact us, and we'll put you in touch with a Certified Integral Coach in your area. 

How much does Integral Coaching cost?

Individual coaches set their own rates, sometimes hourly and sometimes monthly or by contract. Hourly charges generally range from $125 to $350. I prefer to work by contract.

How long does a course of Integral Coaching usually last?

Integral Coaches can provide value via a single coaching conversation, but most set a minimum engagement of three or four months. Generally a coaching contract ranges from three to twelve months.

What if I want a coaching relationship that deepens and lasts more than a year?

It is usually best to complete a coaching contract and take a break for a few months before engaging another coaching contract. But it is fine for a coach and client to work together for a series of contracts.

Is there a minimum commitment or a contract?

This varies from coach to coach. I work with people from four to twelve months at a time.

How does Integral Coaching compare to other coaching approaches?

Here is a simplified summary:

Integral Coaching enables you to more effectively identify and work with long-standing patterns while building the ability to move in new directions. Both occur at the same time. The grip of a past way of being is loosened as it is more consciously worked with while simultaneously creating new ways of moving forward.

This produces unprecedented results in very short periods of time. This method or way of working with a client is based on the principles of Subject-Object Theory in human development; by working with a client so that they explicitly and objectively come to see her/himself, the client is able to shift quite quickly and radically into healthier, more productive, deeply satisfying, and more expanded ways of being in their life. The 'Ah Ha' moments are powerful but more poignant are the capabilities developed by clients to shift long-standing patterns that have felt immovable.

Integral Coaches use Integral Theory to gain insight into how their clients see, take action, and check for results. We "look through each of the lenses" provided by Ken Wilber's Integral theory—quadrants, levels, lines, states and types.

Together, they show us an "AQAL Constellation," which serves as a road map for building new capabilities