What makes coaching effective? What does it actually take to create change in our clients' lives?

In this week's episode, I sat down with Hanna to discuss her transformative journey through my Facilitator training program, The Art of Alchemy.

Once she graduated from the program, multiple clients told her they received more from one session than they had in years of therapy.

*Not denying the effectiveness of therapy: Different methods and models work for different people :)

Hanna shares her personal story and highlights the importance of a deeper understanding of oneself in cultivating lasting change. We explore common fears that arise when stepping into leadership, the sacred responsibility of space holding, and the power of depth work.

Our conversation explores these topics and more...

• The dynamics between mentors and clients
• The significance of self-awareness and the crucial role of projections in this type of work
• The critical role of belief in one's ability to change
• The effectiveness of somatic practice to create true, lasting change

If you're a coach/mentor or aspiring to be one, stick around till the end of the episode, where I share an insane bonus for the upcoming round of my Facilitation Training.

You can read more about the Facilitation Training here.

Highlights

(06:46) How we create lasting change with depth work

(10:31) One of the most common fears when stepping into leadership 

(15:50) Space holding is a sacred responsibility 

(20:32) You can only take people as deeply as you’ve gone yourself

(26:15) The power of somatic practice 

(27:26) Who is this program for

(29:28) Hanna’s Client Results 

(33:00) To anyone considering the Art of Alchemy; Facilitation Training