Celebrating the 5th Volume of the Transpersonal Coaching Psychology Journal

As editor of the Transpersonal Coaching Psychology Journal, I’m thrilled to announce the launch of the journal’s Fifth Volume.

Transpersonal Coaching Psychology (TCP) can be described as the theory and practice of coaching that takes a trauma-informed, holistic and integrative approach to support healing and growth. This journal provides an evidence base for the value of TCP and illustrates how it works in practice.

In his editorial introduction, senior editor Hennie Geldenhuys writes:

“There is a kind of doorway that has no door. You do not walk through it as much as you find yourself already standing inside it. You are no longer where you were, not yet where you are going. Transpersonal coaches call this the liminal space, a threshold. This fifth volume of the TCPJ journal gathers around that threshold.”

In addition to six peer-reviewed coaching case-study reports, Volume 5 includes two articles that extend the scope of coaching into a whole new dimension. These are the eight publications in Volume 5:

Navigating chaos and persistent traumatic stress with open awareness and compassionate companionship. By Jevon Dängeli
The porous psyche: Expanding parts work in transpersonal coaching. By Jules De Vitto
The introduction of a transpersonal coaching model to the treatment of bipolar affective disorder. By Jeff Katzman
Bridging the gap: Transpersonal coaching as a catalyst for parental transformation and generational healing. By Darren Langer
The integrative potential of transpersonal coaching psychology in spiritual bypassing: An exploratory case study. By Sahaja Mascia Ellero
Modelling ventral vagal safety using polyvagal-informed somatic work in transpersonal coaching. Rachael Baker-Searle
Grounded fluidity: Supporting identity exploration through transpersonal coaching psychology. By Elina Viitaniemi
Safeguarding the soul: Love, longing and self-leadership. By Jo Nash

Explore new frontiers in professional coaching…

Download for free: https://iactm.org/tcpj/

We hope you’ll enjoy reading our journal and gain deep inspiration!

Jevon and the TCPJ Editorial Team

Transpersonal coaching psychology

Jevon Dangeli Member since June 12, 2020

Jevon Dängeli completed the MSc programme in transpersonal psychology at Alef Trust, where he is the Transpersonal Coaching Psychology course leader. He has several coach related certifications and has been coaching professionally since 2002, as well as providing training and supervision for coaches. He is the author of nine training manuals in the field of coaching, Editor of the Transpersonal Coaching Psychology Journal, developer of the Jumi (judo mind) practice and co-founder of the Live Foundation, a non-profit whose mission is to create opportunities for positive change by providing free education and empowering resources to those who contribute their time and energy to humanitarian aid or environmental sustainability. Jevon is currently a PhD student with Alef Trust, researching how transpersonal coaching can be of value for post-traumatic growth.

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