Presence-Based® Coaching I
PBC I is available to take a stand-alone or if you want to earn CCEs for renewal.
This option is also good for those who want to “try it out” before committing to the full program.
PBC I only registration
- This option is for PBC I only
- Lodging for PBC I only is off-site
- You will be responsible for your lodging expense
- You can book at the Fairfield Inn in Weaverville using this link (our rate is $104/night) or you are welcome to explore other local options (Weaverville, Marshall, Mars Hill, Asheville)
- If you decide to continue with the full course (PBC II and mentor coaching); we suggest adding those on within 7 days after the PBC I retreat for a savings of $250
Course Details
- What’s included: Tuition include training fees, materials, post-retreat class calls, and meals and commuter fee.
- Required pre-reading text for each retreat is not included (The Mindful Coach for PBC I; Presence-Based Coaching for PBC I
- Faculty: Bebe Hansen and PBC Faculty
- Location: All North Carolina retreats are held at Bend of Ivy Lodge, a secluded and beautiful retreat center 20 minutes north of Asheville. Retreats include morning practices and evening sessions. We believe that the community experience is a vitally important element of the retreat.
- Meals and Lodging: Meals and commuter fee are included as part of this package. Our gourmet meals prepared with locally sourced, organic foods. Meals are provided Monday breakfast through Wednesday (PBC I)
- You will be staying off-site, so you will pay a reduced commuter rate which will include all meals and lodge day use fees. You will be responsible for paying for off-site lodging fees separately.
- ICF CCE’s for Renewal – This option is available to ICF certified coaches (ACC, PCC, or MCC) seeking CCEs for renewal, inquire with Jenny for details
The Presence-Based® Coaching Course is a three-part program. This course provides coaching and change professionals with a pragmatic toolkit for accelerating your own development and that of your clients. We focus on building and extending our own presence, and on specific coaching moves and models that awaken and support long term efficacy in our clients.
Attending will build your foundation of Presence-Based coaching skills, with a particular orientation toward developing the whole person. The course is grounded in a model of human development, leading toward the capacity to be present and a learner in all of life.
General Description
In PBC I: Being a Development Partner, the ongoing theme is on the presence of the practitioner. This focus on presence, coupled with a powerful architecture for the coaching conversation, invites the conditions for development. PBC I is a three-day retreat with two 60-minute follow-up class calls on Zoom. There is approximately 1 hour of pre-course work plus reading The Mindful Coach.
In PBC II: Evoking Self-Generation, there is an emphasis on presence as an outcome of coaching for clients. We continue to strengthen our own ground as coaches, as we also couple our way of being with new coaching moves that evoke new awareness and capacity in the client. The result is greater resilience, efficacy, choice, aliveness, and leadership presence. PBC II is a a four-day retreat with two 60-minute follow-up class calls on Zoom. There is approximately 2 hours of pre-course work plus reading Presence-Based Coaching.
The Presence-Based Coaching model and methodology is an entry into supporting others around change that offers considerable depth, challenging even for experienced practitioners. Our overall promises for the Presence-Based Coaching I and II and Mentor Coaching Courses are that you will build observable new competencies in coaching, greatly enhance your coaching presence, contextualize your coaching in a robust model of human development, and be more self-generative in your own life.
Who This is For
The Presence-Based Coaching Courses are designed for:
- new and aspiring coaches wanting a coherent and integrated coaching approach
- experienced coaches, facilitators, and OD practitioners seeking to integrate somatic and presence-based coaching into their work
- business and nonprofit leaders using coaching to develop people and build relationships
- educators and helping professionals who recognize that their way of being, and ability to ask artful questions, is essential for the learning and empowerment of others.
Specific Areas of Learning Focus for PBC I
- distinguishing somatic, emotional, and cognitive awareness
- working with your own habits, attachments, and aversions as a coach
- cultivating and holding mindful presence in a coaching partnership
- distinguishing and coaching through seven distinct roles
- framing artful questions for catalyzing awareness, defining outcomes, and mapping a plan of action
- working with metaphors and distinctions
- designing body practices and self-observations
- building an integrated development plan
If you must cancel your registration for any retreat or course, all fees paid minus a cancellation fee will be refunded, as long as the conditions outlined in the terms and conditions are met. If those conditions are not met, no refunds will be provided. See more details on cancellation policies on the Terms & Conditions page. Your registration confirms acceptance of these polices.
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PBC I and Presence-Based Coaching was all I was looking for and more: an opportunity to learn a new craft, grow personally with tools that bring together somatic learning and teaching with structure and neuroscience!
The PBC I course is an excellent foundation for helping a coach be fully present for the client and aware of their own mind, body, and role in the coaching conversation! I had been looking for the right coaching program for several months but once I found PBC I knew it was the right fit – not a “checkbox” framework at all – very mindful and neuroscience based.