Join the Life Vision and Enhancement Coaching Community of Practice and Surya Johnson for an eye-opening presentation.
Who Is This For?
- Professional Coaches
- Newer Coaches
- Experienced Coaches
What You Will Learn:
- Explore how traditional coaching methods exclude neurodivergent individuals.
- Gain insights into creating more inclusive, effective coaching practices that unlock untapped potential.
- Create a coaching practice that celebrates inclusivity and excellence.
- Have an opportunity to transform your coaching — and your legacy.
Course Details:
Join the Life Vision and Enhancement Coaching Community of Practice and Surya Johnson for an eye-opening presentation, Coaching Industry Is Losing Neurodivergent Brilliance where you’ll explore how traditional coaching methods exclude neurodivergent individuals and gain insights into creating more inclusive, effective coaching practices that unlock untapped potential. This is your chance to lead change and amplify your impact. Join us to create a coaching practice that celebrates inclusivity and excellence. Let’s stop the loss of brilliance and build a future where everyone thrives. Don’t miss this opportunity to transform your coaching –and your legacy.
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- Life Vision & Enhancement Coaching
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