• The Doing and Being Pattern - A lot of coaching involves getting the client to focus on their Being as much as what they are Doing - but these can often seem like separate things.The Being and Doing Pattern brings both aspects together, helping to integrate the client's actions with their new way of being.
• The Celebration Pattern - If you ever had a client who found it hard to enjoy their own achievement or to even really acknowledge it at all - this pattern can help connect clients with their own success.
• The Yes/No Commitment Pattern - Successful commitment involves releasing something at the same time as it involves embracing something new. For instance, more time at the gym may mean less time watching TV. And often it's the releasing of the old behaviour that prevents the new commitment being fully embraced.The Yes/No commitment pattern addresses this problem directly, making it easier for your client to commit and stay committed.
• The Both of Us Pattern - Most significant change in a client's life will involve the people around them.And clients often anticipate the reactions of others before they even make the change, perhaps making other people a reason not to change at all. The Both of Us pattern offers a way to release these blocks to change, while fully accepting the presence and needs of others involved.It's also directly useful in any sort of coaching where relationships are at the heart of the client's goals, such as personal or business issues.
• The Non-Judgement Pattern - A key element of coaching is to avoid any judgement about what the client thinks or says.The Non-Judgement pattern allows EFT to be used in a way which makes no judgement about whether the issue being looked at is even a problem.The aim is not necessarily to release anything - but allows exploration of insights around goals, values and beliefs, without making any assumptions about the outcome.
• The Universal Belief Antidote Pattern - This pattern offers a way of starting to deal with ANY belief that has been identified as being an obstacle to a goal, but without having to delve into the source of the belief itself.Its purpose is to help the client discover new possibilities for a solution despite the belief.

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