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Coach Training Events
Higher Vibes Coaching partners with the ICF NYC, other ICF chapters, and certified coaches to develop specialized coach training content. We focus on Neurodiversity, Trauma-Informed Coaching, and DEIJB (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Justice, and Belonging) as standalone content or content within coach training programs. Reach out if you want to partner with us.
ADHD Coach Cafe (Oct)
Join co-hosts Minal Kamlani and Guest for ICF NYC’s October ADHD Coach Cafe discussion:Navigating Transitions. We will explore challenges and solutions for helping ADHD clients and their families navigate seasonal and significant life transitions (e.g., back-to-school, job changes, shifts in support systems, new relationships, holidays). Come prepared with questions and ideas to help your clients build sustainable routines and support networks.
Trauma Awareness in Coaching
Trauma awareness isn’t just a skill—it’s a responsibility. Each of us is impacted by events that remain unprocessed and manifest in ways we aren't aware of. However, learning to navigate each unique situation is not a standard part of coach training programs. Therefore, coaches must actively seek this education to best support their clients.
Join us for an insightful event, "Trauma Awareness in Coaching," by Minal Kamlani and Jessica Singh, MD. This informative and practical training equips coaches with essential knowledge and tools to practice coaching with trauma awareness.
ADHD Coach Cafe (Nov)
Join co-hosts Minal Kamlani and Adam Griffin for ICF NYC’s November ADHD Coach Cafe discussion: Navigating Diagnosis. The journey from recognizing ADHD traits to receiving a diagnosis (formal or informal) can be an emotional rollercoaster for your clients. They may experience various feelings at different times, such as grief, relief, shame, sadness, or anger. We will discuss best practices for ethically and compassionately supporting your clients through this process
ADHD Coach Cafe (Jul)
Join co-hosts Minal Kamlani and Adam Griffin for ICF NYC’s July ADHD Coach Cafe discussion: Trauma-Informed Coaching.
Neurodiversity 201 for Coaches
Join us for an illuminating workshop with neurodiversity experts Maureen Hilton, Minal Kamlani, and Amanda Espinosa. Reinforce learning best practices in neurodiversity-informed coaching through interactive case studies, demos of practical tools, and group discussions. This workshop offers valuable skills accessible to all coaches, regardless of their professional niche.
ADHD Coach Cafe (Jun)
Join co-hosts Minal Kamlani and Adam Griffin for ICF NYC’s June ADHD Coach Cafe discussion: Emotional Regulation & Addictions. Many coaches feel hesitant to work with ADHD clients who are navigating substance and process addictions. We will discuss common challenges in coaching relationships, psychoeducation, and other helpful tools for clients. Although we may hear from therapeutic coaches, this is not meant to be a medical discussion.
ADHD Coach Cafe (May)
Join Adam Griffin and guest host Amanda Espinosa for ICF NYC’s May ADHD Coach Cafe discussion: Masking. We all wear masks when engaging with others. However, those who identify with ADHD traits mask their true selves more frequently as a way of coping. We will discuss how to help clients notice masking behaviors and use them in ways that serve them.
ICF Coaching Week Intention reconnection
Join Minal Kamlani and Felicia Alston in New York City for this midweek intention reset retreat. We will slow down to reconnect with ourselves through two guided body wisdom and somatic practices intended to bridge your heart and your gut as we continue through ICF's Coaching Week as a global community.
ADHD Coach Cafe (Apr)
Join co-hosts Minal Kamlani and Adam Griffin for ICF NYC’s June ADHD Coach Cafe discussion: Emotional Regulation & Addictions. Many coaches feel hesitant to work with ADHD clients who are navigating substance and process addictions. We will discuss common challenges in coaching relationships, psychoeducation, and other helpful tools for clients. Although we may hear from therapeutic coaches, this is not meant to be a medical discussion.
Neurodiversity 101 for coaches
Join ICF NYC for this kickoff event in the space of Neurodiversity. Speaker Maureen Hilton, a certified coach and expert trainer in the space, and Minal Kamlani (facilitator) to understand what it means to be a “neurodiversity informed” coach. This training offers expert-tested methods to connect and better serve neurodivergent clients.
ADHD Coach Cafe (Mar)
Join co-hosts Minal Kamlani and Adam Griffin for ICF NYC’s first-ever ADHD Coach Cafe! This event is free and only available to ICF NYC chapter members. We also have several really hopping WhatsApp Groups, including ADHD. You don’t have to live in NYC to join ICF NYC, as the only requirement is to be a coach or one in training.
Exploring trauma- informed through a coaching lens
Join Minal Kamlani (moderator) and Brad Hardie to get clear on what “trauma” and “trauma-informed” means in a coaching context and what coaches need to be aware of to ensure they are coaching in accordance with ICF’s Code of Ethics