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What does nature-aware coaching still assume that might need to rot?

What does nature-aware coaching still assume that might need to rot?

What does nature-aware coaching still assume that might need to rot?

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We stay with what nature-aware coaching might usually turn away from — the rot, the decay, the decomposition already happening in our practice whether or not we’ve given it permission.

Before you arrive, we invite you to play with the (un)paper that composts the ground beneath this gathering: 

Composting Coaching: A Living Philosophy of Earth-Tendered Praxis, Cultural Humility, and More-Than-Human Companionship — co-created with Aiden Cinnamon Tea (composted) and the living field, published in the Philosophy of Coaching: An International Journal, Volume 11, Issue 1, Special Contributions: Voices from the Margins, 2026.

philosophyofcoaching.org/v11i1/11.pdf

The field coaches back. 

The paper composts the room. 

Come rot with us.

Additional Details

Event Timezone Reference - UK

Presenter(s) Bio

Zarine Jacob, Naomi Ward and Sid Hamid arrive not as presenters but as the field arriving through them — edgewalkers composting the coaching profession from within, each from their own season and frequency.

What they share: the margins, the more-than-human, the refusal of expertise, the conviction that the coaching profession needs composting from within.

What they each bring: Zarine's crone wisdom — foraging, decentring the human, resisting the Machine. Naomi's mid-life undoings — grief and poetry close as frequencies, wayfarers human and more-than-human. Sid’s attunement to the unsaid, the ethical tremble, staying with the crack in coaching's certainties until it whispers something wild that credentials want to forget.

Three distinct frequencies. One living field.

Is This Event Being Recorded? - No

Event Language - English

Posted By - Denise Pang

Email - denise.pang@flo-global.com

To register for this event please visit the following URL: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/BCyAyEj2SnKl7cu7uKrn_w →

 

Date And Time

Oct 22, 2026 @ 04:00 PM (BST) to
Oct 22, 2026 @ 05:30 PM (BST)
 

Location

Online event
 

Event Types

Meeting or Networking Event
 

Event Category

Eco-Phase: Aware

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