Coaches Rising

In this conversation with Peter Hawkins we dive into the metacrisis and the role of the systems perspective on coaching, shifting from coaching the individual to coaching connections, leaving into the learning edge, 3 levels of systemic awareness, and the place of prayer.For more resources, including the transcript of this episode, visit https://www.coachesrising.com/podcast/coaching-systemic-connections-with-peter-hawkins/Dive deeper into transformational coaching with us…Get Free Access to our Masterclass with Richard Schwartz — Transformational Coaching with Internal Family Systems. Parts Work is taking the world by storm and now Richard is partnering with us to bring this groundbreaking methodology to coaches! Come learn the core principles of Parts Work and how to bring it into your coaching practice right away. Learn more and register for free here. Symphony of Self SOLD OUT! Join the Waitlist to get early enrollment next year. Symphony of Self is a 6-month online coach training featuring Richard Schwartz, Loch Kelly, Amanda Blake, and more. Learn how Parts Work opens the black box of transformation — creating deep change even when nothing else has worked. Learn more and grab your spot on the Waitlist here.

In this engaging conversation with Kyle Dietrich, founder of Grounded Idealist and a certified trauma-informed leadership coach, listeners explore the initiative supporting displaced public servants after federal layoffs in 2025. Kyle shares insights on how coaching serves as a lifeline during transitions, emphasizing resilience and community. The discussion covers the importance of trauma-informed practices, the evolving nature of collective consciousness, and how collaborative coaching can catalyze social change, empowering individuals to navigate new possibilities in their careers.

Join transformational coach Andy Cahill, host of The Wonder Dome, as he dives into the wild side of coaching. He discusses the integration of archetypes and the importance of embodiment in creating deep connections. Cahill reflects on the need for compassion through art and the personal journey of belonging and exploration. He also shares his spiritual awakening during sleepless nights with his son, emphasizing joy and altered states as vital tools in coaching. Discover how these insights transform the coaching landscape!

In this conversation with Peter Limberg, a practical philosopher and steward of the Stoa, they explore how practical philosophy aids in addressing existential challenges. Peter discusses the rare 'friendships of virtue' and the integration of various personal development methods. He emphasizes the importance of reflective listening and engaging in goalless conversations. The discussion also touches on agency, wisdom, and the transformative power of language, encouraging personalized inquiry and journaling to enhance understanding and connections.

In this conversation, Suzanne Anderson, creator of The Way of the Mysterial Woman, delves into the transformative power of embracing both light and dark within ourselves. She discusses the evolving role of women's leadership in societal change and the importance of integrating the divine feminine with positive masculine qualities. Drawing on the myth of Persephone, she emphasizes personal growth through adversity. The dialogue also explores modern archetypes, shadow work, and the alchemical nature of coaching in fostering emotional awareness and community support.

Nicholas Janni, founder of Matrix Development and author of 'Leader as Healer', engages in a profound dialogue about personal awakening and the necessity for deeper connections in today's chaotic times. He emphasizes transitioning from rational thought to emotional awareness, discussing the dangers of AI on humanity's emotional health. Janni explores vulnerability in leadership, the significance of authenticity, and the journey of self-rediscovery, arguing for a return to physical presence and the transformative power of spiritual connection.

Bodhi Aldridge, a consultant and coach, specializes in guiding male leaders towards flow-based leadership. In this conversation, he discusses the challenges men face in redefining masculinity in leadership roles. Bodhi emphasizes the importance of balancing masculine and feminine energies to enhance personal well-being and organizational culture. He also highlights the transformative potential of embracing personal responsibility and authenticity in coaching, advocating for a more holistic, inclusive approach to leadership.

In this insightful discussion, Loch Kelly, meditation and awakening expert and author of 'Shift into Freedom,' shares his unique approach to spiritual awakening. He delves into the essence of awake awareness and the significance of integrating Mahamudra with psychotherapy. Loch emphasizes the accessibility of profound transformation and the importance of embracing all parts of oneself. He discusses navigating life's challenges with joy and heightened awareness and sheds light on the complexities of human emotions, encouraging listeners to understand and transform their responses.

In this insightful discussion, Marcella Cox, a therapist specializing in eating disorders and trauma, shares her expertise in somatic Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. She delves into practices that foster self-energy and highlights the healing potential of breathwork and body awareness. The conversation also emphasizes the importance of relating to pre-verbal parts and how embodied experiences can drive personal transformation. Cox's innovative approach invites listeners to explore deeper connections within themselves for genuine healing.

In this engaging conversation, David Drake—a consultant, coach, and narrative coaching author—dives into the integration of ancient wisdom with modern practices. He shares insights on redefining coaching in a rapidly changing world, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and deep human connections. The discussion touches on transdisciplinary practices and systemic issues, advocating for community and diverse dialogues. David also highlights the shift towards flexible, emergent coaching methods that prioritize personal struggles as pathways to transformative experiences.