As the world continues to grow and evolve, new modalities for transformation, healing and human potential are being explored. These include new areas of research, as well as those that have been used indigenously for centuries.

Many coaches have clients that are exploring these new modalities, and it can be confusing supporting a client returning from a plant medicine journey without any context within which to hold the experience they are bringing back.

*Please note that CE credits are NOT available for recordings, only for attendance at live broadcasts.

In this presentation, we will learn about what is being created when someone works with the plant medicine of Ayahuasca. You will learn what is happening physiologically, experientially, and ontologically, and learn about the analogs between this modality and transformational coaching. Coaches will gain a framework in which to understand their clients’ process, and support them to better integrate what they bring back home. Finally, coaches will leave with a deeper understanding and appreciation of their own work and how it fits into the broader framework of transformation across many cultures.

Learning Outcomes

By attending this presentation, coaches will:

• Gain an understanding of more modalities for supporting human unfolding and transformation, and in doing so, deepen their own understanding and appreciation of the work they do
• Create a context that supports holding plant medicine and other approaches to their clients transformation, and better be able to support their clients work in all areas of their lives
• Become more proficient in meeting their clients as they are, and supporting their journey
• Learn to see parallels between the coach’s own approaches and modalities, and those of other cultures, and in doing so, gain greater depth, breadth and facility in holding whatever is showing up with their clients and the world at large
• Through the mirror of transformational work in other cultures, deepen their understanding and appreciation of their own work, and further ground themselves in their approach to supporting their clients