It involves making the client be more aware of themselves, and look at behavior in the past and present that has affected their lives. Psychodynamic therapy can thus make people feel better about themselves because it teaches people how to manage relationships, conquer addiction, and helps with other ailments of the mind. Integrative Psychodynamic Coaching is an innovative approach to coaching, wi
th predominantly psychodynamic orientation. Its theory is based upon integration of four psychoanalytic psychologies: Classical psychoanalytic theory, Ego psychology, Object relations psychology and Self psychology. The method of working with clients is integrative, as it includes the techniques and skills originally established in variety of other coaching approaches (such as: Psychoanalytic, Gestalt, Transactional analysis, Bioenergetics, NLP, Focusing, Biofeedback and Neurofeedback, REBT etc. )
IPC coach works with two levels: the level of content and the level of process. By listening the content of clients’ problems, talking to them about this content, their life events, their relations and love and work problems, IPC coach pays profound attention to the specific patterns and manners in which a client processes his experiences, as well as emotions triggered by these experiences.