Join us for this on-demand webinar, Working with Metaphors in Liminal Space, where you’ll explore the concept of liminal space and gain insights into how it relates to your coaching.
Who Is This For?
- Coaches who want to learn more about the concept of liminal space as it applies to coaching
- Career coaches who want to support their clients in navigating uncertainty
What You Will Learn:
- Learn about the concept of liminal space and how to navigate uncertainty in career coaching.
- Discover new ways to identify and expand metaphors in coaching sessions to gain new insights.
- Practice taking a more actively engaged approach to metaphors and moments of uncertainty.
Course Details:
Join this on-demand webinar where we will discuss the concept of liminal space as it applies to coaching and one’s career development.
Liminal spaces are often seen as in-between and uncertain, but this session will help you learn to navigate this space of uncertainty while harnessing the power of metaphors to build the courage and resilience needed for your clients (and you) to take the next step in the career decision-making process.
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