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Coaches' Embodiment Workshop Series in Hope beyond Hope

Grow your own next-level hope while sharpening your skills to work with your clients. 5 sessions. Small group. ICF CCE points pending.

Take-Aways

Strengthen your own deep hope while gaining assessment, design and intervention skills to support your client to grow hope beyond hope. No matter what your client's goal, their level of active hope underpins their results.

Skill Enhancement
  • Assessment tools to calibrate your support

  • Powerful practices that meet you and meet your client

  • Reinforcement and integration

  • The respect, courage and precision to wade in

  • Deep understanding of the capabilities and sub-capabilities underlying Hope beyond Hope

Networking Opportunities

Extend your warm connection with a small committed group of coaches who, like you, are drawn to play full out.

Guidance from an MCC accredited Integral Master Coach

Within a small committed group of no more than 12 participants you will receive personalized coaching input from Anne, a coach who's worked with many leaders in private, public and voluntary sectors. Anne has trained coaches on three continents with Integral Coaching Canada.

Grow Yourself as a Coach

As you know, reliable coaching starts with you doing your own work. You will have support to see places where you are drawing back from life's possibilities or protecting yourself from despair... Throughout the five sessions, as you deepen your skills you will also be working on your self. We will integrate real coaching sessions in each session.

From a Colleague who Knows Anne:

"Anne Wright is an extraordinary coach and teacher of coaches. She is one of the great exemplars of Integral Coaching Canada’s coaching method. Her technique is masterful; her wisdom is deep; her compassion for her clients is boundless. As a result, Anne consistently enables her clients to see themselves and their world in a whole new way, and to develop the concrete skills to operationalize that new perspective.
As a teacher of coaches, Anne is unparalleled. Her own love of learning infuses every lecture, exercise and demonstration. So learning from Anne is a vibrant and safe journey to new territory.
If you have the opportunity to be coached or taught by Anne Wright, don’t let it pass you by."

Leslie Williams, Integral Master Coach, fellow faculty member, ICC, 2008

The Series' Flow

Throughout the series, in practice sessions, you will be working on reinforcing and strengthening your own Hope beyond Hope with the support of participating coaches. You will also be working with a client case example between sessions.

  1. Getting Started

    • Assessment of Level of Hope

    • Your own goal for series

    • Starter practices

  2. Witnessing What is and Opening to Uncertainty

    • two key sub capabilities that grow hope

    • case examples

    • picking up signals in conversation

    • practices for cultivating

  3. The Long View and Finding Uplift

    • two more key sub capabilities that grow hope

    • case examples

    • picking up signals in conversation

    • practices for cultivating

  4. Creating Good Support and Program Design

    • the final sub-capability

    • putting it all together in emergent program design

    • practices for cultivating

    • building practice series over time;

  5. Progressive Design, Integration, Completion

    • in-session coaching moves with clients' permission

    • and supporting integration and completion for you, and your clients to reinforce what has developed.

There will be one on one buddy coaching practice between each session, and a group shared chat to post experiences and questions. All elements required for CCE points (pending)-- if live session missed, video will be available to work with before the next session.

Why Now?

Why now? Because too many of us are coping with the enormity of challenges we are facing on the planet by falling back on our old strategies.

How do you cope with issues like climate change, seemingly intractable injustice, ongoing conflict?

Do you:

  • get more pure: clean up your own act and live as purely as you can?

  • focus on the achievable: try not to think about it and focus your attention on things you can change?

  • scan more intently: scroll and scan looking for signs telling you how we're doing? And worry?

These strategies keep you small and limit your horizons of action and impact.

More and more our clients are facing seemingly dire situations that has them either frozen in fear or on overdrive.

Are you limiting your clients' capacity with your own limitations in hope?

"Active hope is a practice -- something we do rather than have. It is a process we can apply to any situation and it doesn't require optimism"

Joanna Macy and Chris Johnstone, Active Hope, 2016

Coaching and Facilitation Mastery

  • Integral Master Coach, Integral Coaching Canada, 2006

  • Faculty, Integral Coaching Canada, 2008 - 2016

  • Accredited Master Coach, International Coach Federation, 2011

  • Masters in Urban Planning, Queen's University

  • Founder, Ginger Group Collaborative, a community of practice in cutting-edge organizational development, 2000-2010

  • Has coached leaders from four continents in private, public and voluntary sectors

  • Taught coaches on three continents

  • LIves in Canada and in Jordan;

  • Has lived in UK, USA and in Greece

  • Learning Palestinian dialect Arabic

Global Experience

You'll be Well Met with Anne