Blog

It happened during my Integral Master Coach™ certification (CERT) training: my first direct experience of poetry’s impact as a coaching resource.  Katherine and I were partners, practicing the method on each other.  My topic dealt with trusting my decisions around work.  As part of her Offer, Katherine read aloud John O’Donohue’s poem, Fluent:

I’ve been working with Laura’s suggestions regarding Minimums and Maximums for my long-term practice. If you haven’t watched Laura’s 8-minute Min-Max video, do it now. This blog will make much more sense once you do.

When you’re in a period of transition, it feels exquisitely personal. Yet, while the content of what is changing in your life is unique to you, the process of how change occurs follows a universal pattern.

A new year is upon us. Fresh. Like newly fallen snow. Sparkling with a sense of possibility. Not yet affected by mistakes or missteps, good news or bad news, resolutions kept or partially carried out. The new year simply arrives.

Hey, check out this article on Sharpening Your Sword.

Love, Laura

As of the time of posting this, I will be entering the classroom at the Cartier Suites Hotel in Ottawa, Canada to teach the spring session of the Master Certification Module; a seven-month course that completes the whole of our Integral Coaching® Certification Program. 

Hello and welcome to fall… (in this hemisphere…)

We’re excited to share what’s happening around these parts.  And we use the term ‘these parts’ lightly as we’re growing and expanding as a location independent team!

Hello and welcome to our Summer Newsletter! 2016 has been a full time for us here at ICC so far, with some vibrant and exciting developments as well as some deeply challenging terrain. As many of you know, one of our beloved Managing Directors and lead teachers, Kevin Snorf, sustained a serious concussion this past January while practicing Jujitsu.