The Impermanent Human: Grief Works
A Professional Training for Coaches
ICF-Accredited Grief Coach Training
The Impermanent Human: Grief Works
Do you want to…
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confidently support clients who are navigating loss and grief?
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support your clients ethically while maintaining a clear boundary between coaching and therapy?
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develop practical grief coaching skills while deepening your coaching presence and confidence?
If yes, this training is for you.
What will you be able to do differently?
After completing the training, you’ll be better equipped to:
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recognise and understand grief when it enters the coaching conversation
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stay present with difficult emotions without rushing to fix or minimise them
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work with identity, meaning and continuing bonds after loss
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use practical approaches to support emotional regulation
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recognise when grief is within your coaching scope — and when referral is appropriate
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talk about grief with greater confidence, sensitivity and ethical clarity
What does it include?
Across six immersive sessions, you will explore:
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1Foundations of GriefContemporary grief theory, adaptive processes, oscillation, identity reorganisation and ethical boundaries.
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2Narrative & IdentityStory reconstruction, continuing bonds and the Hello Again principle in post-loss identity work.
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3Meaning MakingMeaning reconstruction, existential shifts and values-based integration after loss.
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4Impermanence & Cultural Lenses on GriefChange, non-attachment and compassionate presence — without spiritual bypassing — alongside cultural aspects of grief and the ways grief is experienced and expressed across cultures.
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5Nervous System & Emotional RegulationWindow of tolerance, titration, pendulation and trauma-informed grief coaching.
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6Integration & Professional PracticeCase application, scope of practice, referral clarity and building an ethical grief coaching offer.
This course is about learning how to accompany loss with maturity, skill and presence.
You will leave with a clear integrative framework, practical tools and greater confidence to work responsibly with one of the most complex aspects of the human experience.
The programme is approved by the International Coaching Federation for 12 CCEs: 9 Core Competency and 3 Resource Development.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the course?
The course consists of six live sessions, each lasting two hours, delivered via Zoom.
Do I need to be an ICF-accredited coach to join?
No. You don’t need to hold an ICF credential to participate.
I welcome coaches and practitioners from different backgrounds who want to develop their ability to support people experiencing grief and loss.
How big is the group, and who teaches the course?
The group is limited to a maximum of 10 participants to allow for depth, discussion and practice.
I am the sole trainer and facilitator of the course.
Do I need previous knowledge or training in grief?
No. The course provides a foundation in grief, including key contemporary grief theories and models.
You’ll also receive additional materials that you can use to deepen your knowledge and continue learning beyond the training.
What is the cost?
€650 + VAT, if applicable.
I offer 45-day payment terms to give you some flexibility.
What if I’m unsure or have more questions?
Please book a short conversation with me. I’m happy to answer your questions, hear what you’re looking for and explore whether the training is right for you.
