"In working with the Enneagram, well-intentioned coaches are inviting clients to counteract the fixation in a way that generates resistance, which then needs to be overcome in order for the client to develop. Especially when that counteractive move is embodied in a practice." A powerful message from Head Coach and Alethia Founder, Steve March (Type 5), who outlines an evolution in Enneagram-based coaching, which he applies in his coaching methodology, the four depths. 

• What happened after Steve graduated from his integral coaching training [4.00]
• The integrating insight he had which led him to develop his coaching methodology [6.00] 
• When Steve encountered the Enneagram [9.55]
• Enneagram as a mirror rather than a map [11.15]
• A description of the Alethia method [12.21]
• The beginning of the description of the four depths [13.48] Depth of parts.
• The Enneagram fixation is a constellation of parts [15.37]  
• Example of how Steve uses the Enneagram with clients [18.45]
• Depth of process (the second depth) [23.40] and depth of presence (the third depth) [24.55]
• How the Enneagram is used in the process and presence depths [27.00] (it's not)
• Steve's use on wings/lines and typing [31.54]
• Views on vertical development [33.20]
• The fourth depth [33.53]
• The alternative to a self-improvement frame [35.13]
• When Steve teaches the Enneagram in his method [37.30] (he doesn't)
• How coach is a surrogate presence in the beginning of the relationship [40.45]
• Why it's important to work with the Instincts inside of the non-dual depth [45.00]
• Why Steve thinks Alethia is an easier coaching approach [48.23]  
  
  

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