HOLDING SPACE FOR RACE
6 coaching principles for holding safer, more constructive spaces
Get the on-demand training now for $27
WHAT DO YOU DO IF...
A client wants to talk about racism or colonialism?
What about an identity conflict for a client that’s been taught to assimilate to whiteness and is now on a journey to reclaim their roots?
What if they have an experience of racism at work and want to unpack it in your session?
How will you hold space for this as a person who may or may not have similar lived experience?
What if you hold systemic power as a person of European descent?
Coach, this potent 50-minute class is for you!
Note: while Black, Indigenous and "People of Colour" are often grouped together it is important to note that each community and each individual human has their own unique experience. I will be speaking to you from my lens as an Indigenous, white-presenting, disabled woman who holds many privileges including higher education, being a cisgender, heterosexual woman, straight sized, property owning and English speaking - to name a few.
"Having experienced Emily’s Round Table training and Decolonized Coach Community, I have to say, she is truly the best teacher, and the most supportive space holder for this deep study of unlearning and relearning.”"
- Jen Casey
Creator of the Psyche Coach Certification
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AS WE COVER THE 6 PRINCIPLES, YOU WILL LEARN–
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How to establish a safe(r) space without assuming your clients want to discuss race and/or identity
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Why naming your privileges and identities is important
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How to un-gasilght your clients and avoid spiritual bypassing
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How to hold caring and loving space for a client even if your lived experience is different
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The next steps in being a safer, more inclusive space for clients of the global majority
WHAT YOU GET–
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A no-fluff 50 minute video training with captions, transcript and PDF slide deck
- Bonus "cheat sheet" with client affirming phrases to use and language to avoid
"I recently took part in a decolonization workshop with Emily and it was so thorough and insightful. 10/10 would and do recommend!"
- Jana Girdauskas
Founder, The Period Purse
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SHÉ:KON, COACHES, LEADERS & HEALERS!
My name is Emily (she/her) and my ancestry is mixed - Mohawk (First Nations) on my father's side and mixed Algonquin and European-Settler on my mother's side.
As an Indigenous, disabled and neurospicy (ADHD) mentor myself, I have been navigating this industry as a space holder for around 5 years and a client for even longer.
The thing that first led to me teaching coaches about decolonization was that most leaders have not been trained in how to hold space when the issue of race comes up.
I've had a few experiences with coaches and therapists of European descent that have ranged from unhelpful to downright harmful.
This class is me sharing what I wish my mentors had done and said when I needed a safe space to unpack ancestral trauma, colonialism, assimilation and racism.
GET YOUR TRAINING & GUIDE NOWI'M OFFERING THIS FOR JUST $27
BECAUSE THE MORE SPACE HOLDERS THAT HAVE THESE SKILLS AND KNOWLEDGE, THE SAFER MORE CLIENTS WILL FEEL. YOUR RIPPLE EFFECT MATTERS!
GIVE ME 50 MINUTES...
AND I'LL GIVE YOU 6 PRINCIPLES THAT EVERY COACH NEEDS TO KNOW TO HOLD SAFER, MORE CONSTRUCTIVE SPACES FOR CLIENTS OF THE GLOBAL MAJORITY.
“I’m so grateful to be in Emily's space to learn and unlearn, to see my privilege and to create space and opportunity for the global majority.”
-Ashley-Ann P.
Founder, The Studio Press
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