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Journal of Integral Theory and Practice 2009 Vol. 4(1)

Integral Coaching® Issue

Last year the Executive Editor of The Journal of Integral Theory & Practice (JITP) contacted Integral Coaching Canada to let us know that they wanted to dedicate one of their quarterly issues to our Integral Coaching® work. To support this vision, I was also asked to serve as the Guest Editor. In the last seven months we have basically ‘written a book’ about our unique application of integral theory to the coaching field. Each article in the journal went through peer reviews, editorial reviews, and final reviews with Ken Wilber. We have worked diligently on this publication and are proud of what now stands as a definitive and accurate representation of our work. We are especially delighted to let you know that the issue has now gone to press!

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Integral Coaching Canada is the global coaching partner of the Integral Institute and Integral Life. We are working closely with them to bring our leading-edge approach to human development more fully to the world and we are energized by this incredible unfolding. As Ken commented to Laura and me in a recent interview,

“Although we’ve seen several consulting and coaching programs developed using the AQAL framework and we appreciate all of them, we found your Program to be definitely the most complete and the most comprehensive, in a really profound way … I love you both. I’m so glad to see what you’ve done with the Integral framework in Coaching. It’s really just an inspiration.”
Ken Wilber, April 15, 2009

Through this journal you will also clearly see how Ken’s amazing work has profoundly informed and inspired us! Whether you are new to coaching or already professionally certified, new to integral theory or a long-time student of the AQAL Model, new to the human development field or deeply involved in transformative work, we hope that you will be supported by this new resource.

With my warm regards,

Joanne Hunt
Guest Editor, Journal of Integral Theory and Practice, Integral Coaching Issue 4(1)



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This is an INUKSHUK which is an Inuit stone figure traditionally found in the icy north. It is a Canadian symbol. INUKSHUKS are erected as beacons by the Inuit traveller leaving a marker for those who follow. These large stone figures can be seen from great distances over ice and snow. Northern travellers can pick out a marker on the distant horizon and walk to it before looking out across the vast tundra for the next INUKSHUK to guide them along unfamiliar and ever-changing terrain. The unique configuration of each stone figure is particular to each person who builds it so you will recognize your companions along the way; each formation also provides vital messages of warning or opportunity. Lastly, it is a sign of respect to pay attention, to stop your own journey and to build an INUKSHUK for travellers yet to come.

The people who join the lineage practicing Integral Coaching® are much like these Inuit travellers. They benefit from those who have come before them and have the responsibility to those who are still to come. It is a lineage that includes skilful means, direct action, clear intention, wise compassion, deep respect, and love. Most of all, Love. It is both a sacred duty and a call to serve clients, students, community, consciousness, and other coaches in this lineage. The INUKSHUK symbolizes all of this to us.       Close