Psychodynamic coaching

Psychodynamic coaching assumes that present behavior is often fed by patterns that come from the past and are not consciously recognized. It is the coaching-adapted form of the psychoanalytic tradition that began with Sigmund Freud. It makes no claim to be a clinical treatment, but it looks with curiosity at the origin of a recurring blockage. It questions why the client relives the same kind of conflict in different places. A pattern that is seen is a pattern that can cut its own repetition short.