Since it originated in 2013, Aletheia Coaching has evolved to maximize the potential for the client’s unfoldment and development during a coaching conversation. This is accomplished through observing blockages to the natural process of deepening unfoldment, skillfully releasing them, and guiding the client into deeper levels of self-contact and presence where they can experience and embody their innate resourcefulness, creativity, and brilliance.
Throughout this practice, memory reconsolidation is utilized in several synergistic ways. This method creates the context for memory reconsolidation through:
Establishing self-unfolding as the aim for coaching engagements and conversations.
Attuning to real-time experience through a love of truth, beauty, and goodness for its own sake.
Working in real-time in the present moment with what is arising in direct experience somatically, emotionally, cognitively, relationally, and spiritually.
Leveraging the paradox of change through the core principle of letting be, letting unfold.
Each of these is detailed below. Furthermore, the method of Aletheia Coaching fulfills the brain’s conditions for memory reconsolidation through:
Leveraging the emergent properties of complex systems, including the natural process of unfolding expressed by all living organisms, including human beings.
Utilizing a seamless integration of Parts Work, Process Work, Presence Work, and Nondual Work which reactivates existing emotional learning and generates new experiences that produce partial or complete mismatches and creates new emotional learnings.
Designing integrative micro-practices for clients to perform during the memory reconsolidation window to create new emotional learnings based on a direct experience and embodiment of resource states.
A complete description of the Aletheia Coaching methodology is beyond the scope of this article. However, I will introduce the core concepts and offer an edited and annotated transcript of an actual coaching conversation in which the method and its application of memory reconsolidation are illustrated.
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