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3.27 PROVOCATION
Systemic coaching includes a complete
sequence for human development. It
integrates
systemic
diagnosis,
experiential
mini-interventions
reminiscent of Gestalt therapy, elements
of Virginia Satir's questioning, Gregory
Bateson's systemic theory, Robert Dilts'
Sleight of Mouth, Frank Farrelly's
Provocative Therapy and Victor Frankl's
Logotherapy - to provide the best in
solution-focused coaching.
Provocation is an integral part of systemic coaching. Properly used, it
can motivate action, challenge beliefs and help people make difficult
decisions. This page is to assist students of systemic coaching and
systemic family therapy be artfully - and heartfully - provocative.
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Belief: accept that something is true or real, often with an emotional
sense of certainty
Provoke: to elicit a response; to motivate an emotion or behavior
Reality: What is left when you stop believing in it
Faith: Believing what you know is not real

Provocation Described
Provocative coaching c