In this special podcast episode, Jenna reflects on the gestation, birth & maturation of the coaching program over the last 5 years.
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It’s the 5th anniversary of the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification & this month (from October 10th to 31st) we’re celebrating with a special month of events & enrollment bonuses.
This program has matured in ways that humble and astound me. Right now we have 101 amazing humans working and studying with us, on this phase of their path as a professional in the embodied arts, a community that I so delight in being part of.
Since 2017, around 500 participants have joined us in the certification. It’s been a big journey, of learning how to stay in our lane, letting the work show us what it needs to thrive, and continuing to experiment with how this can be the most life-changing experience possible.
Join me on this special podcast episode as we reflect on the gestation, creation & maturation of the Feminine Embodiment Coaching Certification.
In this podcast, we explore:
In this podcast we explore:
- The 3 reasons I almost didn’t answer the call to create ‘FECC’
- The sovereignty of this body of work & how I relate to it
- The first years of FEC & how we grew our (amazing) team
- Why we changed from a 6-month cohort model to a 12-month program
- Feminized learning – what it is & how it’s different from academic learning
- The biggest challenge & what I’m most proud of
- Comparing our way with other embodiment & coaching training in the current market
- What do our philanthropy, partial scholarships & economic justice look like now
Would love to hear what you took from this podcast, drop me a reflection on Instagram here →
Resources
- SOEA October Open Days – special events & enrollment bonuses this October 2022
- Book Stolen Focus by Johann Hari
- Praise & kind words from past participants of the Feminine Embodiment Coachign Certification
- Feminine Embodiment Coaching – an emotional embodiment & vulnerability-based professional training for coaches
- School of Embodied Arts
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