The parts of the program's underlying source library that are for a coach's own understanding — diagnostic-adjacent framing, internal practitioner tasks, and reference tables — and are never handed to a client directly.
Everything below stays in the coach's own head or notes — none of it is client-teachable material in the form it's written here.
The shared test across four unconnected persuasion traditions, the coach's own stake, and the standard a coach's conduct inside the relationship needs to clear.
The four-category attachment system, three insecure-adult patterns, and four practitioner tasks — the coach's internal diagnostic lens. The client-facing half of this module lives at /program/module-3/.
A consolidated sanity-check across every source this program draws on — tiering, dated evidence, and disclosed conflicts in one place.
Page in progressThe full coach-facing table of when a client's situation is out of scope for coaching, and where it should be routed instead.
Page in progressA drafting and citation-discipline tool — which Siegel book backs which claim, checked before citing him anywhere else in the program.
Page in progressA drafting-discipline reference — terms that should never appear as program vocabulary, checked before finalizing any draft.
Page in progressThis program draws on named frameworks, vocabulary, and de-shaming reframes from its source library — never a source's clinical technique, intervention protocol, or diagnostic apparatus. That line is what separates everything client-facing in the Program zone from everything reference-only in this zone.