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Join SF Coaches for
Pull Your Heart Out:
Seeing the Truth of Who You Are
Presenter: Melissa Risdon
July 8, 2009
Handlery Hotel
351 Geary Street (at Union Square), San Francisco
6:30 - 6:45 pm Registration (no pre-registration required)
6:45 p.m. Program (PLEASE NOTE EARLIER STARTING TIME!)
8:30 - 9:00 pm Open Networking
See the truth of who you are by learning how to recognize, acknowledge and speak your true pains. Thereby beginning the healing process.
Melissa helps women pull their hearts out and see the truth of who they are. These women, who often appear as if they "have it all together," desperately crave love and acceptance. But this love and acceptance can only come from within. Melissa works with them by showing them their heart, awakening their soul and helping them shine brightly. And when they find this love within, they find their light, their essence.
About Melissa
Melissa Risdon is a Master NeuroStrategist, certified Master Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) Practitioner, Master Hypnotherapist and certified NLP Coach. She is the President and Founder of RAE Coaching and a past board member of SF Coaches. Meet Melissa at www.RAEcoaching.com.
Understanding the Role of Community in Your Clients’ Success
Presenter: Shasta Nelson
 According to the recent research, with a community of friends, a person has a much higher success rate in achieving goals for life transformation, experiencing positive emotions and achieving greater emotional and physical health. No other factor impacts our growth and health as much as our relationships with others.
Why should friendship be a part of your coaching conversations? How can we better ensure the success of our clients on any issue by paying attention to their relationships? How do we help define friendship and community for them, honoring their various temperaments, styles, genders and life experiences? How can they best evaluate their community and ensure that it’s fostering their success, serving them and their goals? What practical ways can one’s community be developed or enhanced? How can you improve your coaching business by following the values of friendship?
About Shasta
Shasta Nelson, M.Div., Founder & CEO of www.GirlFriendCircles.com, a community dedicated to fostering healthy friendships in local cities for women, Life Coach for Relationships with Fly Again Coaching, and Co-Director & Pastor of Second Wind (www.secondwindSF.org), a spiritual community in San Francisco, is committed to healthy community on every level of life.
Event Details
This event is free for SF Coaches members and members of the other San Francisco Bay Area ICF chapters (EBC, NBC, SVA). The cost for guests is $15. No pre-registration required.
| 2009 Monthly Gathering Program Schedule: |
| January 14 |
Integral Mandala: Dynamic Action with Sustained Impact
Kulu Sadira, Integral Coach and CTI Leadership Trainer |
| February 11 |
Body Image
Laura Fenamore, Body Image Mastery Mentor |
| March 11 |
Peak Performance:
Leveraging Mind & Body For High Performance
Sara Kowalski and Bob Bates |
| April 8 |
Inside Your Team Model
Cynthia Darst, MFA, CPCC, MCC |
| May 13 |
How It’s Done 101
Ken Zaretzky, MCC, SCAC, ADD Coach |
| June 10 |
How to Earn $250,000 Per Year Coaching Your Clients to Success
Michael Charest |
| July 8 |
Learn from the experiences and wisdom of our chapter members!
SF Coaches Members |
| August 12 |
Where Quantum Physics Meets Spirituality in Coaching
with Ashley Warrenton-Smith, NLP Master Coach and
Diane Boivie, PCC, ORSCC, CPCC
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| September 9 |
Reinventing Yourself, from the Inside Out: Holistic Strategies for Creating Work that Truly Fits You
with Susan Bernstein, MBA PhD |
SF Coaches Book Club
The SF Coaches book club was started in 2007 to offer a monthly discussion forum centered around a specific book in the personal growth realm. Each meeting is facilitated by a coach who is an expert in that topic. The discussion is relatively unstructured and is open to anyone who would like to participate, whether or not they’ve read the book.
Everyone is welcome! Come be a part of an interactive, eye-opening discussion.
The club meets on the 3rd Wednesday of each month from 6:30 – 8:00pm at Books, Inc. Opera Plaza, 601 Van Ness Avenue, SF. For more information or to join, contact Liz Agnew at info@sfcoaches.com.
Upcoming titles:
Wednesday,
April 15th |
I need your love – is that true?
by Byron Katie
Facilitator: Melissa Risdon of RAE Coaching |
Wednesday,
May 20th |
The Five Love Languages
By Gary Chapman
Facilitator: Melissa Risdon of RAE Coaching |
Bay Area Coach Mentor Calls
The four Bay Area ICF Chapters have come together to sponsor a Bay Area Mentor Coaching Call every quarter. The chapters regularly receive requests from newer coaches for mentoring. For all newer coaches, this is an hour devoted solely to you and your concerns.
Next Mentor Call:
| Next Call is July 29th at noon
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| Ashley Warrenton-Smith is the founder and CEO of Catalyst Coaching and Training.
She has 11 years of management experience in human resources ranging from Fortune 250 to entrepreneurial companies & 23 years experience in organizational development. She served as Senior Vice President in her last two corporate positions and has been a consultant for the past 23 years. Ashley's BA is in Psychology from the University of South Florida and her Master's is in Organizational Development from the University of San Francisco. She is a Certified Trainer in L4 Leadership, Emotional Intelligence, MBTI®, DiSC®, Birkman & numerous other assessments and programs. Ashley is certified in Thought Pattern Management. She graduated from the Coaches Training Institute & the NLP Institute of California as a certified Leadership Coach & Master Practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) - a transformational tool used internationally to assist in leadership development. She served as past President of North Bay Coaches, a chapter of the International Coaches Federation. |
Here’s the scoop:
- The purpose of the call is to ‘mentor’ newer coaches; i.e., answer questions and help navigate the sea of newness.
- Each call features a seasoned coach, someone with years of experience who is making a living and a difference as a coach.
- The format is pure Q & A, with newer coaches asking the questions, and the seasoned coach providing the answers.
- Questions might include: How important is a niche, how did you get started, how do I pick out a coaching school, and anything else you want to know.
- The calls are recorded and put on the SF Coaches website in a password-protected area so you can hear them again and again. Access this area by clicking on “Member Sign In” in the lower right corner of any page.
- Unless otherwise specified, the calls are held on the last Wednesday of the following months: January, April, July and October, from 12 – 1 PM Pacific Time.
You’re invited to join the calls and learn from those who’ve been there and done that ~ “see” you soon!
For members of SF Coaches, use the e-mail address that we have on file for you (likely the same one to which the chapter newsletter goes). Please contact Alan Roby (alan@billbaren.com) to obtain your password or to verify the e-mail address. For members of other Bay Area ICF chapters, please contact your chapter leadership for log-in instructions. |
