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Developmental Distinctions
I had a recent whole-body insight as I was talking to a colleague about how I tend make a distinction between the Presence-Based Coaching that is a business, and the Presence-Based Coaching that is “the work.”
Post Election Thoughts from PBC
Well, well. In the US, some of us are feeling shocked, punched in the gut, disappointed, afraid or grieving around the election results on Tues. Others of us are cheering, celebrating or relieved.
New Podcast on Coaching and Trauma
Bebe Hansen recently spent the better part of an hour with Joel Monk of Coaches Rising talking about a topic she feels very passionate about – the intersection of coaching and trauma.
New Website for New Times
New Website I’m writing with exciting news! Our Presence-Based Coaching website has a new look and feel with updated information, easier navigation, and improved functionality to serve you better. This website re-creation has been a labor of love,…
End of Year Thoughts on Light
This time of year reliably brings me to a welcome sense of introspection as we move toward the end of the year.
Coaches on Zoom Drinking Coffee Podcast
We’re excited to announce a brand-new episode of the “Coaches on Zoom Drinking Coffee” podcast, where Bebe Hansen of Presence-Based Coaching sits down with Coaching.com Founder and CEO, Alex Pascal.
Organizing 2.0
I am feeling energized, happy, light, even joyous. I have just spent the last few hours re-organizing the primary filing cabinet in my office. Many of the old, out of date files are now resting in a “to be shredded” pile or safely in a box to be…
The Pace of Change
One of our coaching students recently asked this question: what should we say to our clients about how long change takes? What can they realistically expect?
Grief, Gifts, and Gratitude
At this time of year, I have a practice of taking time to reflect on what’s occurred over this last year in my life, work, family, relationships and the world at large. As I sense in to 2020, I notice am glad that this particular long and arduous year…
On the Hard
My husband identifies himself as a sailor. He is the proud owner of his father’s 30‘ Alberg sailboat, and he carries that legacy with care and respect for all his father taught him about the beauty and art of sailing. And, Sun Spur is in need of…
In Presence and Solidarity
What do we feel? What do we say? What do we do? How do we support? How do we serve? These questions have become prominent in many conversations I’ve had with leaders, students and clients in the last 2 weeks. As a white woman, I can’t…