Coach Training · Live · Application-based

Build a practice.

Certify as a Wholeness Work coach® and build a practice around it. It's a skill that travels: you can guide the work in business and performance settings, through everyday stuckness, and all the way to the deepest personal healing. That means more people you can serve, and more ways to serve them well. You're supported by the coach community and a public directory that connects you to people seeking the work. For experienced practitioners (Levels I to III completed); admission is by application, and selective.

Format: Live online with Connirae Andreas + supervised practicum
Length: Eight live sessions over ~3 months, plus practicum hours
Next cohort: TBC, placeholder, source-of-truth pending (§9.16)
Investment: $950 USD
Prerequisites: Levels I–III completed plus substantial personal practice; admission by application

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What certified coaches describe

Lena Bauer

Certified coach · Berlin

The shift from doing the work to guiding it is bigger than I expected. Connirae's feedback after my first guided session changed how I held the role.

Sade Okonkwo

Certified coach · Trains I·II · London

I came in as a therapist with twenty years of practice. The Coach Training taught me a new way to be quiet inside a session.

Mei Chen

Certified coach · Singapore

The community is the part I didn't know I needed. Months after certification, I'm still in there asking questions and getting them answered.

What you'll learn.

Coach Training is where you move from being someone who does the practice to being someone who guides it. The Wholeness Work you've practised on yourself now becomes work you lead for another person, with all the calibration that requires.

Guiding the Wholeness Work for others. The pacing, the pointing language, the listening, the specific moves that turn the practice from solo work into client work.
Calibrating for different participants. What to do with a client who's never meditated. What to do with a long-time contemplative practitioner. What to do with someone in difficulty. Different starting points need different ways into the work.
When to use the Wholeness Work and when not. Clear discrimination, the moments where another tool serves the client better. Trauma referrals, when to pause and consult, when to recommend Core Transformation instead.
Holding the role. How to be a guide rather than a teacher of beliefs. The discipline of not adding your own framing to a client's experience.

Who it's for.

Coach Training is for practitioners with substantial personal experience of the Wholeness Work, Levels I through III completed, ideally with months of practice between each. The application asks about your professional background, your personal practice, and your reasons for wanting to guide others.

Admission is selective. Connirae personally reviews every application. The work of being a Wholeness Work coach asks particular qualities of presence and humility, and not every experienced practitioner is the right fit for this specific role.

What's included.

Eight live online training sessions with Connirae across ~3 months.
Supervised practicum, guiding the work for other Coach Training participants, with Connirae's feedback on each session.
The Coach Training workbook, including the pointing language Connirae uses with clients in writing.
Ongoing access to the Wholeness Work coach community, a private space for certified and in-training coaches to ask questions, share cases, and stay current.
Listing on the Wholeness Work coach directory upon certification, where people seeking the work find and book a coach.
Lifetime access to the recordings.

A note on the responsibility.

Guiding the Wholeness Work for another person is a different kind of work than practising it yourself. Coach Training takes that seriously, the supervised practicum exists so that the first sessions you guide are observed and supported.

Certified Wholeness Work coaches agree to a simple code of conduct: refer to qualified clinicians for trauma in active treatment, never claim the work treats medical conditions, decline to guide clients you don't feel equipped for, and stay in the coach community for ongoing support.

Common questions about Coach Training.

What's the application process?

A written application covering your professional background, personal practice with the Wholeness Work, and what draws you to guiding it for others. Connirae personally reviews every application; some are followed by a short conversation. Admitted candidates receive a registration link.

How much time will this take beyond the live sessions?

Plan for approximately 4–6 hours per week across the ~3 months: live session time, practicum sessions guiding other participants, reviewing recordings, and the cohort community. Heaviest in the middle weeks during the practicum phase.

Are there costs beyond the $950?

No required costs. Some certified coaches choose to attend the ongoing professional development sessions Connirae runs occasionally for the coach community, those are optional and separately priced.

When can I start practising as a coach?

You may begin guiding the work for others during the practicum phase, under supervision. Certification is granted at the end of the training, contingent on completing the practicum sessions and a final session with Connirae. Certified coaches are added to the directory on the site within a week of certification.

What's the refund policy?

Application is free; the $950 is charged only on admission. Full refund within the first two sessions if Coach Training doesn't feel like the right fit. After that, partial refunds are considered case-by-case.

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Ready to build your practice.

$950 USD · Eight live sessions over ~3 months · Supervised practicum · Lifetime access · Directory listing.

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Application is free; the fee is charged only on admission.