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Exploring the Eco-Phase Cycle: A Peer Coaching Series hosted by CCA Nordics

Exploring the Eco-Phase Cycle: A Peer Coaching Series hosted by CCA Nordics

Exploring the Eco-Phase Cycle: A Peer Coaching Series hosted by CCA Nordics

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This series of peer coaching circles supports coaches in exploring where they are within the 5-stage Eco-phase* cycle, how their coaching practice is evolving in response to the ecological and climate crisis, and where their clients may be in their own journeys. 

Session flow:
10 min – Grounding & Intro to Becoming Eco-Engaged
20 min – Peer Coaching (Round 1)
20 min – Peer Coaching (Round 2)
10 min – Reflections

*Developed by Professor Peter Hawkins and Renewal Associates with the Climate Coaching Alliance

Additional Details

Event Timezone Reference - Oslo

Presenter(s) Bio

CCA Finland - Philippe Arnez (philippe@coach4flow.com)
CCA Norway - Denise Pang (denise.pang@flo-global.com) & Natalia Fey (natalia.fey@bi.no)
CCA Sweden - Jens Malstrom (jens.malmstrom@gmail.com)

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://luma.com/ggc60eix →

 

Date And Time

Oct 23, 2026 @ 03:00 PM (CEST) to
Oct 23, 2026 @ 04:00 PM (CEST)
 

Location

Online event
 

Event Types

Meeting or Networking Event
 

Event Category

Eco-Phase: Engaged

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