The way I handled the sessions were of course highly within the CFE framework, but because every single person is different & unique, it was important to find the best approach to adopt with each coachee, individually. It’s always important to know first why the coachee is here, why she/he approached me & thought that this is what they need, then it’s taken from there. I try to give them all the time & space for them to talk, to let out, to express themselves in whatever manner they’re mostly comfortable with, & react to what they’ve got to deliver to me. Some coachees, more than others, needed to see their lives – or their specific story – before their eyes, & this is when I would seek some illustrations & drawings; others would be more into talking. What was absolutely important, was pinpointing the instance or the “thing” in the coachee’s life that seemed to be the answer, or the entry point to the answer, & never lose track of it, no matter how deviated the sessions would go. It’s all about the coachee, & the coach should guide the sessions in the best way to help the her/him help themselves.