Mastery is not about skill. Rather it is about Way of Being and a key aspect to this is who the coach is being in the present moment, and how they are as learners with their clients. Key is they are in flow and have the capacity to be fully present to whatever is arising and using that in the coaching where useful.
Mastery is about being able to be very adaptive and explore in the moment whatever is arising without feeling pressurised and having to get somewhere. There's a mood of deep acceptance and curiosity and the ability to be a learner with your client.
It's about letting go of being the expert in any form, and this requires some unlearning and re-learning about yourself, the beliefs you have about what it means to be a coach, and a willingness to invoke the spirit of being a beginner.
As a PCC coach you already have excellent ability and bring so much. And to become masterful, there's more to be learned on this journey.
George Leonard
- A deep understanding of your Way of Being
- A way to observe yourself and your clients so you can coach masterfully
- How to dance with your clients in the moment
- A new and profound way of observing your and your client's language, emotions and physiology
- A way to coach powerfully in language, emotions and physiology
- Through observation, practices and practice be able to coach at MCC level for the purposes of attaining your credential
Cultivate a Way of Being where you can be at your best in life and coaching.
- 7 x 6 hour modules where there is a combination of rich content, learning from each other through conversations and experiential learning and practice
- Reflective assignment work to hone your capacity to observe
- Self Observations
- Coaching practice
- Embodiment practice
- Observing and learning from other coaches
- Preparation for your MCC credentialing process
- Mentor coaching
This program is designed with you at the centre
“I am delighted and excited about Karen’s offering to coaches who are committed to gaining MCC certification.
As an executive and leadership coach and coach trainer for more than twenty five years, it has been my privilege to have worked with Karen for nearly 10 years. I continue to be inspired by her deep commitment to continually progress towards mastery as a coach and a coach trainer inthe development of her uniquely caring and powerful style.
Her heartfelt commitment to contribute to the professionalisation of coaching is reflected in the depth and breadth of the program she is offering for advancement to MCC.
She has skilfully designed a course that enables the coaching application of core ontological knowledge and skills in the development of the necessary competencies for MCC certification and I highly
recommend it.”- Alan Sieler, Director Newfield Institute and Ontological Coaching Institute;
author of Volumes I-IV of Coaching to the Human Soul"
“Karen is a brilliant coach facilitator. She is inspirational and skilled at helping coaches discover how they can live more into their coaching potential. Karen understands the power of unifying mind, body and spirit in order to inspire and empower coaches so they can pass it along to their clients. Her ability to understand and embody the art of
connection, communication and discernment allows her to transmit aspects of coaching that are often mentioned but not developed – especially the embodied aspects.– Wendy Palmer, founder of Leadership
Embodiment
As a professional Executive coach for 12 years I felt I needed more sharpening of my skills and have been working with Karen as my mentor coach for the last six months.
Karen is a very experienced integral, somatic, and ontological coach who I respect for her breadth of knowledge and ability to get to the heart of the matter quickly. With her powerful questions, deep listening, intuition and humour she supported me in quickly surfacing the underlying issues I was facing and has enabled me to take my own coaching conversations with my clients to a much more powerful and impactful level. “
Valerie Villiger-McNeill
Organisational Development Coach and Consultant
Initially, achieving MCC certification looks seductively simple. In practice, meeting the requirements of the MCC performance evaluation requires a deep inquiry into your own way of being in the way you coach. Many hours of oversight and scrutiny are required from an expert mentor coach to usher you to a point where you can confidently pursue the MCC performance evaluation. It is a deep learning process.
Karens' unique set of competencies and her nuanced approach will significantly amplify your learning in this demanding undertaking.
- Keith Harvey, Certified Ontological and Integral Coach