
Certifies that
Robin Belliveau
virtually attended the
live TeleClass held August 12, 2020
The Coach as a Fellow Human Companion: Inspiring a Relationship and Dialogue that is Transformative
and is eligible to receive 1.5 hour of
- Continuing Education – Wellcoaches
- Continuing Professional Development – Association for Coaching
- Continuing Education in Core Competency – International Coaching Federation
- National Board for Health and Wellness Coaching - NBHWC
Carol M. Kauffman, PhD
Founder, Institute of Coaching
at McLean Hospital, a Harvard Medical School Affiliate


The Coach as a Fellow Human Companion: Inspiring a Relationship and Dialogue that is Transformative
Robin Belliveau
Reinhard Stelter makes the case for coaching to evolve to a next level he describes as “Third Generation Coaching.” Here the coach becomes a fellow human companion by moving from facilitator to a co-reflective partner.
To engage in third generation coaching (Stelter, 2014; 2019) as a transformative and fruitful dialogue, rather than focusing on reaching goals the dialogue elicits the client’s reflections on core values, which drive personal enthusiasm at work and may be beneficial for the whole organization.
Reinhard describes case studies and explores the key relational factors of third generation coaching and their impact on the coach-coachee relationship:
1. Responsiveness
2. Relational attunement
3. Withness-thinking
4. Reflection-in-action and relational ethics
5. The importance of values as a central dimension in the reflective coaching process
6. Sharing “gifts” as collaborative meaning-making
Issued on
August 12, 2020
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