Navigating Life Through Coaching: A Heartfelt Conversation with Allison Parr Plasha

Conjuring the Human Spirit

In this episode of 'Conjuring the Human Spirit', host Shawn McGuire Meeks sits down for a one-on-one focus with Allison Parr Plasha to explore her unique approach to life and leadership coaching. The discussion delves into Allison's background in social work and her training at the Gestalt Institute, highlighting her transition from therapy to coaching. The conversation further uncovers the intricacies of her coaching methods, including the Wheel of Life, core values exploration, and her commitment to client growth. With a blend of professional insight and personal anecdotes, they illustrate the transformative power of coaching and its impact on achieving one's full potential.

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00:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:15 Diving into Allison's Practice 01:32 Shawn's Experience with Allison 02:48 Allison's Background and Training 07:16 Transition to Life Coaching 09:22 Coaching Approach and Philosophy 20:37 Therapy vs. Coaching 22:21 Introduction to Coaching Sessions 22:52 The Wheel of Life Explained 24:01 Self-Assessment and Dreaming Big 25:06 Focusing on the Positive 26:14 Real-Life Coaching Examples 31:30 Core Values and Alignment 37:00 Weekly Coaching Structure 39:44 Conclusion and Final Thoughts