Is There a Difference Between Self-Improvement and Self-Unfoldment?

For this special Integral Stage episode, Layman and Bruce sit down with Steve March, the founder of Aletheia Coaching, to talk about the revolutionary promise of memory reconsolidation techniques to effect lasting transformation in coaching and therapy, and to discuss the history, theory, and practice of his "integral unfolding" work.  In recent decades, neuroscientists have uncovered mechanisms for naturally unlocking affective memories, and either modifying or erasing emotional conditioning.  

While some psychotherapists and EMDR practitioners have put this knowledge into practice, it is still quite new in the coaching world.  Steve discusses how these insights undergird his unique, contemplatively oriented program, which creatively integrates perspectives and techniques from Internal Family Systems, the Diamond Approach, Integral Theory, process therapy, and nondual traditions such as Mahamudra and Dzogchen.  

Steve March became a professional coach in 2000, and in 2003, he became a coach trainer, leading coaching certification courses in the United States, Asia, and Europe. He is the founder and originator of Alethia Coaching, which offers a new paradigm in self-development that helps people move away from a focus on 'improvement', and instead uses a methodology that allows us to 'unfold' into the essence of who we already are.  

Aletheia website: https://integralunfoldment.com/