THE EMERGENT COACH TRAINING® PROGRAM
Free Trial Course
This is the free tester program of the Emergent Coach Training® Program.
What is Emergent Coaching?
The Emergent Coach Training® merges cutting-edge cognitive science, systems thinking, depth psychology & human development theory with ancient wisdom practices into an innovative, embodied, whole-person coaching methodology.
The program integrates International Coaching Federation (ICF) coaching competencies with our unique science-driven approach for supporting insight and deep, sustainable changes in your clients.
The full program modules are: Essentials, Integration, Pathways, Focusing, Empowerment, Fulfillment & Mindfulness 1 & 2. Resources houses program docs and info plus a host of incredible additional material, demo coaching sessions with our expert faculty and more!
To learn more see below, join one of our regular Open House calls or reach out directly to us via the Contact tab above.
The full program modules are: Essentials, Integration, Pathways, Focusing, Empowerment, Fulfillment & Mindfulness 1 & 2. Resources houses program docs and info plus a host of incredible additional material, demo coaching sessions with our expert faculty and more!
To learn more see below, join one of our regular Open House calls or reach out directly to us via the Contact tab above.
What our learners have to say about us
What I most appreciate about the Emergent Coach Training is the deepening of embodiment and mindfulness practices that we as coaches get to personally train in as a group and then skillfully learn how to weave them into a structured and professional coaching session to best serve our clients.
evan gonzalez ECc, Pcc
BIJAL CHOKSI MA, PCC, ECC
Emergent Coaching is the way to go. When I started introducing the tools and skills I learned in the course in my coaching practice, my clients not only got deeper insights but also achieved them in a shorter time compared to the classic ‘cognitive’ approach. It reduces the amount of coaching sessions to get ‘to the root of things’. So why spend hours on the gravel road, when you can directly head onto the highway?
MARTIN STORK, MBA ECC