Welcome to the first Global Coaching Academy Monthly Newsletter for 2023!
This month in the news:
- The next intake starts in March 2023 in the UK and Oz
- Launching in the UK for our next intake with IN-PERSON immersion weekends
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Patience is the theme for this month
- Some thoughts on Patience from graduates who are both naturopaths Kim Minos and Mel Teti
- Musical magic from our favourite band The Love Finders
- Some wisdom from our favourite farmer
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Our focus for January is patience and, as always, some heartfelt musings and music to help inspire the change that we wish to experience in the world...Enjoy!
We hope that our newsletters bring you upliftment, inspiration, and updates as to what is happening at the Global Coaching Academy and new paradigm world of Coaching, Mentoring, and Interpersonal Facilitation.
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Advance notice!
We are super excited to be running our course both in the UK and in Australia again!
We will be offering our immersion weekends IN PERSON again for our next intake which starts in March 2023 - only 3 months away!!!
Our induction workshop will be run simultaneously in the UK and in Perth, Australia on Friday, Saturday, & Sunday 24th, 25th & 26th of March 2023.
Be part of the new wave!
Click here to request an info pack today, and start the next phase of your life's purpose.
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Monthly Musings
Some heartfelt inspiration for our readers...
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Musings on PATIENCE
Today's world is full-on - hurry, hurry, hurry - do more, get more, have more - driven by urgency.
To move beyond the sense of urgency one must learn to integrate patience.
And what is patience?
Patience is one of the least understood but most important spiritual qualities.
Patience is about being without expectation. It is the purification of desire, and moving beyond your attachments to outcomes."
~ Michael King
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Ponderings on Tropho-restoration and Patience from Naturopath, Kim Minos |
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Tropho-restoration is a principle rarely considered in medicine.
It comes from the Greek Trophe, to feed, to nourish; but it is a very important and a natural part of Herbal medicine and Naturopathic medicine. It basically means the nourishing and gentle restoration of an organ or a bodily system and by its very nature, that process is going to be gradual and slow.
When an organ system has degenerated and created an illness, it has usually occurred over a significant period of time, it may be months, years or decades. It’s going to take time to clean and heal the environment, release fears, change lifestyle habits, and provide adequate nutrition so regeneration, cell replication, and repair can take place, building healthier organs and systems within the patient. Healing processes by their very nature can be slow and gradual, they depend on the inherent vitality within the person, the circumstances the person has experienced, their access to correct nutrition and their ability to love what has previously been unlovable.
None of these things can be rushed.
To place any expectation on the individual in any way is not going to be a healing experience for them.
Patience is the absence of expectation.
This absence of expectation is a far more loving space to be coming from for the patient going through their healing journey and a more loving space to be in for oneself.
And as a wise teacher has often said, the natural outcome of Patience will always be Love.
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Kim has worked with plants and herbs all of his life. He has been a qualified Naturopath and Herbalist for the past 27 years. He loves the fundamental Principles of Naturopathy, their underlying foundations are alchemical in nature and it is in working with patients and bringing these principles with the Healing Power of Nature which brings him the greatest joy.
He has lectured for many years in botany, Manufacturing, Herbal medicine, Clinical Practice and Naturopathic Philosophy. He conducts Herbal Medicine workshops and has worked in collaboration with hospitals to better understand how probiotics and prebiotics can be used in the hospital system to improve patient outcomes. “ I love finding ways to create bridges between Western and Complementary medicine.”
Kim Can be contacted on 0428096828
or kim@holisticwellness.net.au
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Welcome to our MYTH BUSTERS section where we explore commonly held beliefs and habitual thought, and present other perspectives and ponder points.
We hope you enjoy pondering on the topic of PATIENCE this month, gain some insights, bust some myths around patience, and update your internal database
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Myth: Impatience is a sign of someone who is motivated and self-determining to be the best that they can be.
Reality: Impatience can be seen as a lack of acceptance of where one is truly at, and therefore strives to be somewhere they are not without fully embracing the journey that it takes to get there.
This can be a great source of inner disharmony which may be experienced as struggle, suffering, inner conflict, frustration, and irritation. It’s essentially trying to get away from yourself and be somewhere you are not, whether this is personally, professionally, or spiritually.
We cannot get to our destination without first fully accepting and being honest with ourselves about where we are at. A map is useless if you don’t know where you are to begin with. The other key is understanding that the process that you undergo to get to where you want to be is the part that you as a soul is actually seeking. This is because it’s through the embracing and undertaking of the process that you grow, discover more of yourself, and develop certain skills and abilities. When you do get to the place of where you once wanted to be (although it’s ever-evolving), there’s a deep satisfaction that comes from knowing that you worked for it. Being given what you want without undergoing the process to get there, can leave you feeling empty and dissatisfied because you’ve missed out on the real gift – which was the learning.
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Mel works as a qualified Naturopath (BHSc), Mentor and Coach (Dip.) and Meditation Facilitator. She has a special interest in stress, anxiety, and gut health. She deeply appreciates and applies in her practice her understanding of the Polyvagal Theory by Dr Stephen Porges, which revolutionized the way we view stress, our fear response, and emotional regulation.
Mel combines traditional principles of healing with modern research. For the sake of our own health and wellbeing, and that of the planet, she hopes and encourages others to reconnect with the planet and all the kingdoms of nature from a space of deep reverence and respect for its sacredness, and understanding our interconnectedness.
You can find more about Mel here: https://meltetinaturopathy.net.au/
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In fitting with our theme of patience - life on a farm requires huge amounts of patience as you live by the clock of mother nature.
Jess is a delightful vlogger who shares in a heart-felt way about her life and about being self-sufficient and sustainable. She opens her doors to help others who are keen to become more self-sufficient.
We hope you take time and enjoy her sharing here.
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Our Team
Belinda and Julie are our main course facilitators along with a unique and authentic team of coaches, tutors, mentors, counsellors, and administrative and student support team members who bring their hearts, skills and experience to the academy.
Who are they? GCA Team
We love mentoring, coaching and interpersonal Facilitation. We love training and teaching. We love life. And we would love to work with you!
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Are you ready to explore the world of coaching?
The people who feel drawn to working with us are people with big hearts; old souls who have acquired wisdom and who love their planet and humanity. They are the ones who want something more. They are the Ones who keep us shining our lights and the reason we exist! Is this you?
Whether you want to become a professional coach and mentor or add to your repertoire of existing skills, you could be among the first new coaches to be trained in the newly released updated core competencies from the International Coaching Federation (ICF).
Our next intake takes place in March 2023.
To find out more, book a chat with Belinda
belinda@globalcoach.com.au
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Who We Are and What We Do
If you have not yet studied with us, you may not already know that the Global Coaching Academy has been creating and delivering heart-based training programmes since 2004.
We began as a very small Registered Training Organisation in Perth offering a Certificate of Mentoring and Coaching. This was in response to people who were looking for a meaningful course and qualification that wasn't all about 'rah rah' and money making, rather about wanting to make a difference and support others to become the best versions of themselves. 17 years later, GCA is delivering a Diploma of Mentoring, Coaching and Interpersonal Facilitation, as a fully internationally recognised ICF accredited coach training program to participants in United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, Asia and New Zealand.
Want to know more? Who We Are
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Study with our next cohort!
Only three months to go - enrolment enquiries are now open - request your info booklet today
Announcing our March 2023 intake!
We will be running this intake concurrently in the UK and in Australia - join our global community.
We are super excited to be back delivering our immersion weekends in person and to be launching (finally after COVID) in the UK.
Conducted in Perth, Western Australia, and at a venue to be decided in regional UK, we will be bringing our wonderful course to you very soon.
Contact us today to express your interest and receive your information booklet. Feel free to email Belinda for a chat about the course.
Click on the link below to email Belinda today
request an information booklet
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