Systemic Coaching Fundamentals Part I: Mapping the Field

TRAINING IN SYSTEMIC COACHING WITH CONSTELLATIONS

A two-day training in London, exclusively for Barefoot Coaches

This short training is designed to introduce the systemic coaching and constellations methodology as applied in coaching individuals, groups and teams. It will appeal to those Barefoot Coaches who would like to better understand the organising forces that sustain and limit relationship systems at work and who like to integrate a practical methodology for respectfully resolving limiting dynamics. You may be a very experienced coach or recently started on your journey.

Outline Content

The group will explore the organising principles of relationship systems and the application of systemic constellations in executive and leadership coaching. Highlights of the experiential training include:

A thorough introduction to the stance, principles and practices
The practical application of constellations in one-to-one coaching
An introduction to working with teams using this methodology
An understanding of your own systemic resources and loyalties

Participants are invited to read the first four chapters of ‘Systemic Coaching & Constellations’ before attending this experiential training. This will enhance your learning and ability to apply it.

You are welcome to explore the Trainings page which describes all our trainings in more detail.

Your facilitator

Adrian Hall – Barefoot trained coach and member of the Coaching Constellations teaching faculty.

Dates, time and venue

October Gallery, London, WC1N 3AL

March -

Day 1 – Thursday 13th March, 10:15 – 17:30

Day 2 – Friday 14th March, 10:00 - 17:30

Continued professional development

Participating in this training will provide each participant with a Certificate in Systemic Coaching and Constellations – Fundamentals Part I, together with 12 hours of ICF ‘Continuous Coaching Education Units’, split 8.5 hours ‘core’ and 3.5 hours ‘resource development’.

Systemic Coaching Fundamentals Part I: Mapping the Field March 2025