Join us in presence and attunement for this 75-minute session including a guided compassion practice and deep listening/sharing circle, facilitated by Heather Monro and Mark McMordie.

The purpose of the Compassion Special Interest Pod is to provide a secular Compassion Community of Practice (CCoP) as a way of co-regulating and processing difficult emotions that arise within the Ecological Awareness Cycle. The CCoP serves as both an antidote to empathic distress fatigue and climate-related burnout in the coach, and their clients in turn, and also develops qualities beneficial to the coaching relationship and better coaching outcomes.

Inclusive and accessible to all.

We look forward to welcoming you.

With Warm Wishes

Heather, Liz, Lindsay and Mark

Across African cultures, eclipses have long been perceived as moments when normal order is suspended – times of prophecy, recalibration and deep listening. In this spirit, our online gathering will explore how climate coaches are called to work with polarities and paradoxes in an age when inherited paradigms dominate.

Whether juxtaposing ancient wisdom and cutting-edge technologies, individual agency and collective responsibility, hope and grief, masculine and feminine – climate coaching increasingly requires the capacity to hold complexity without collapsing into simplistic narratives or false solutions.

This session invites coaches into a reflective and relational space to explore how we can move beyond “either/or” thinking and cultivate a “both/and” approach that honours multiple truths, diverse worldviews and the deep interdependence of people, planet and future generations.

PLEASE NOTE: The annular eclipse will reach its peak at 12:13 UTC (2:13pm SAST) on Tues 17 Feb with a duration of just over two minutes. This is NOT a total eclipse, so at no time during this occurrence will it be safe to look at the sun without proper eye protection. Do not look directly at the sun or you could injure your eyes.

When: Tuesday, February 17th (3pm EST, 2pm CST, 1pm MST, 12 PST)

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/eSpOXgS0TIi1tKFrk-Finw

New members are invited to join 15 minutes before the official start of the meeting for a welcome and a quick orientation.

Here is the full agenda for our meeting:

-Welcome to New Members! (15 min before main meeting starts)
-Opening Connection
-Who is CCA and what is our Mission
-Global Update
-Coaching Support: This meeting is a dedicated space to support each other as coaches. It’s a safe space for inner work so that we can bring more of ourselves to our outer work. Types of support we can offer one another include thought partnering, coaching, and mentoring. We will break out into smaller coaching clusters. We invite you to bring your whole self to this meeting. Please be ready to give and receive support as you feel called to do so. This is truly a space for you to be nurtured and supported in your own work as a climate coach.
-Wrap Up (Impressions, Quick Poll)

Our meetings are designed for you to be able to jump in anytime. They are a space for nurturing, support, and collaboration. Wherever you are at in your climate coaching journey, you are welcome here!

For questions about the upcoming meeting, please email Kelly at kelly@kellygreencoaching.com or Tamara at tamara@changingyourclimate.com

We look forward to gathering with you!
CCA-USA Team

The reality is neither. Whether we’re coaching from nature or perturbing the hierarchy, the predator is a great analogy. It lives deep inside the ecology, essential to it and reliant on it,  shaping and being shaped by everything around it.

Sense a little deeper and you’ll be getting close to the Peak Experiences Maslow researched and what his Grandson subsequently shared. Where false polarities soften, time loosens into presence and the world reveals itself as meaningful and beautiful.

Those are some of the realities that let 147 governments and the UN endorse “spiritually reconnecting humans and nature”.  They are experiences we can curate and coach from too — restoring creativity, easing stress, and deepening our presence.

Come along and try reconfiguring the hierarchy in meditation, and through a peak nature experience, travel with and as the dragonfly through time.

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If you value the work the CCA is doing, please help us fund the road ahead.

When:  Tuesday, December 20th (3pm EST, 2pm CST, 1pm MST, 12 PST) 

Register here: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/byg-6gZyQEyLimaA0d-9dQ

New members are invited to join 15 minutes before the official start of the meeting for a welcome and a quick orientation.

Here is the full agenda for our meeting:

• Welcome and Intros
• Who is CCA and what is our Mission
• Primary topic: Following the recent presentation at ICF Converge in San Diego, Kat Haber and Padraic O’Donnell from the 12 by 12 team will be bringing their research based insights exclusively to the CCA-USA community! Join us on January 20th for a 60-minute interactive presentation where the team will discuss ways to successfully weave  sustainability and regeneration into your coaching practice. Based on deep-dive interviews with 12 pioneering coaches and survey data from hundreds of your fellow CCA members, this session will uncover new trends and crucial implications in the world of climate-conscious coaching.
  Q&A
• Wrap Up

For questions about the upcoming meeting, please email Tamara at tamara@changingyourclimate.com

The structure is relaxed and informal.

Attendees bring whatever they wish to bring, within the remit of the group, and there is no expectation of more than that.

Because the focus is on each person present, what you are curious about, what is emerging for you in the field of climate and sustainability, there are no guest speakers, no lectures, no advice and no expectations that you will join any cause or take any action, although of course if you want to, that’s up to you.

As host/facilitator and coordinator for this chapter; JK aims to ensure this is an inclusive and explorative space in which we have the opportunity to be collaborative in our approach to discussions and understanding.

The meeting is an opportunity for reflection, learning and sharing.

Please note an example of a typical Climate Coaching Alliance group culture, ahead of us meeting together:

We commit to a shared space of respect, curiosity, and generosity. We will ask open and thoughtful questions, share our stories and ideas with care, and listen with a genuine desire to understand. 

Our conversation will be collaborative — one voice at a time, with space for everyone to contribute equally. We will step up or step back as needed, leaning into learning and welcoming diverse perspectives. 

Together, we will hold hard truths with compassion, focus on what is possible, and seek ways to support each other’s growth. Inclusiveness, connection, and resilience will guide us as individuals and as a community.

This space is open to Yorkshire region coaches [ living or working in Yorkshire] interested or curious about working in, with or on behalf of climate-related issues and how this might impact yourself, your client work and wider networks

You do not need to come as an expert or Guru in this field, and the session offers space to explore, free of judgment, and discuss personal or professional topics relating to climate,  as well as sharing experiences and learning as a group.

We look forward to you feeling drawn to be even more involved in this wonderful, expansive, global community

If you have been a member of CCA for a while and would like to come along, you are very welcome. It’s always interesting to reconsider what brought us to this community and to look afresh at what keeps us here.

We look forward to you feeling drawn to be even more involved in this wonderful, expansive, global community

If you have been a member of CCA for a while and would like to come along, you are very welcome. It’s always interesting to reconsider what brought us to this community and to look afresh at what keeps us here.

We look forward to you feeling drawn to be even more involved in this wonderful, expansive, global community

If you have been a member of CCA for a while and would like to come along, you are very welcome. It’s always interesting to reconsider what brought us to this community and to look afresh at what keeps us here.