Coaching
Franca Sala Tenna is a legal practitioner, educator and qualified Ontological Coach.
What is Ontological Coaching?
Ontology is the study of being. Ontological Coaching works from the premise that as humans we ‘show up’ in three inter-related areas, namely our language, our moods and emotions and our body. When life is not working the way we want it to, then it can be because one or more of these three areas are resulting in us either seeing, thinking, feeling or acting in a certain way that is not helpful. The role of an Ontological Coach is to be an observer of the person being coached, to ask useful questions and to reflect back what they are seeing in order for the person who is being coached to change the way they are being to a more helpful way.

Why use an Ontological Coach?
Often workshops provide useful content, but knowledge without application is wasted. However, even when knowledge is applied people can get stuck in a certain way of being and not be able to apply the knowledge learnt. A skilled coach is able to work with a person to identify where they are stuck and provide them with the tools to move on, in order to achieve the result they want.
How to Use an Ontological Coach?
The most common way that people engage Franca is by attending one of her courses related to being a manager and wanting to explore in more detail the application of the content. It is normally recommended to engage in 4 coaching sessions spread over 2 months, in order to obtain the best results.
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What’s Been Happening in Australia in Relation to Sexual Harassment, Discrimination and Bullying from 17 February 2020 – 23 February 2020
Ex-Sephora Employee Creates Website Highlighting Bullying Allegations at Company An ex-Sephora employee has levelled bullying allegations against the beauty giant, after publishing detailed reports on incidents at its prominent Highpoint store in Melbourne. The allegations were published to the website ‘Working at Sephora’ by former sales consultant ‘Liam’ and his partner ‘Jack’, who used pseudonyms to retain anonymity. The allegations included breaches of privacy and mishandling of staff conflicts at the Melbourne store. Documents showed that Liam complained about being openly criticised by one of the store’s managers. In response to Liam’s complaint, Highpoint’s management asked Liam to change to a different store to avoid conflict. However, despite taking the incident to Sephora’s HR, the matter didn’t resolve. Instead, division led to private information about Liam being shared without his […]
What’s Been Happening in Australia in Relation to Sexual Harassment, Discrimination and Bullying from 10 February 2020 – 16 February 2020
Damning Bullying Allegations Against Royal Australasian College of Physicians Victorian doctor, Professor Paul Komesaroff, has launched damning allegations against the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP), claiming that a whistle-blower was dismissed by the college. In a series of eight reports lodged to the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC), Komesaroff highlighted issues of bullying and inappropriate management at the RACP. In one of the reports, Komesaroff alleged that a former HR manager was dismissed from the college after she complained of ‘toxic and heavy blame culture’ and poor leadership. Komesaroff said the former HR manager was ‘highly regarded as effective and successful in her work’, receiving a substantial bonus just weeks before her dismissal. In documents obtained by the Sydney Morning Herald, it was found that ‘the HR manager[…..]
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