Boulder Coaches Retreat

This weekend is for you if you’re a coach who knows the work—and is increasingly attentive to how you show up while doing it.

If you’ve noticed that certain client moments linger after sessions end.

If you value depth, care, and responsibility in your work, and want a place to reflect on how that lands in you.

If you’re sensing that your presence, boundaries, and capacity to stay steady matter as much as any tool or framework.

This immersion is especially well-suited for coaches who:

• work primarily one-to-one and occasionally with teams or groups
• notice being affected by client stories, dynamics, or intensity
• want to strengthen discernment without becoming rigid or over-responsible
• are curious about group process as something to understand, not control
• prefer experiential, relational learning over instruction or performance

Because this is a group setting, you’ll naturally gain insight into how groups function—how attention moves, how tension emerges, how voices shape the field. These observations quietly inform your work with teams and groups, without the focus being on “leading” them.

You don’t need to be burned out.

You don’t need to have it figured out.

You just need a willingness to slow down and look honestly at how the work is shaping you.