An architecture of presence from which the ICF competencies emerge naturally in your sessions — the way Stanislavski's system and Timothy Gallwey's Inner Game describe it.
You are already an ICF coach — ACC or PCC. You know the competencies, your sessions work, you apply them deliberately. But between "I know how" and "it happens by itself" lies a gap that one more technique will not close.
The single source from which both depth and freedom are born. Not one more competency — it is what stands behind all eight.
Not solving the client's problem, but the essence that unfolds within the conversation itself — without your effort to bring it there.
From "correct" phrases and a memorized model — to what this particular client needs at this particular minute.
Presence rarely arises on its own — it usually rests on a specific tradition of practice. We name six sources it is built from, teach each of them separately, and then weave everything together into Masterful Presence.
The Inner Game — Self 1 / Self 2, the STOP tool, critical variables, working with inner interference directly in the moment of the session.
An Actor's Work on Himself and on the Role — attention, inner monologue, circles of attention, scenic truth as a model of presence.
The art of the question and of conscious not-knowing — maieutics as a discipline of attention to the other person in its own right.
The person-centered approach — unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence as the conditions for the client's growth.
Flow — the state in which the coach stops controlling the session and starts moving in one rhythm with it.
The Power of Now — presence in the moment, observing thoughts without merging with them, returning to the inner body.
Not three modules with arbitrary names — three consecutive steps of one transition: from work on yourself to embodying the role, and from the role to your own signature style.
79.5 hours live online plus 18 hours of independent work. One fixed weekly slot — so the course does not dissolve into your calendar.
| Seminars (Modules 1–2 + intro/final of M3) | 54 h |
| Mentor coaching (7 group + 3 individual) | 15 h |
| Supervision | 4.5 h |
| Observed triads | 12 h |
| Project review and defense | 12 h |
| Independent project work | 6 h |
| Total (79.5 live + 18 independent) | 97.5 h |
There are several serious Level 3 programs on the market — but each of them sells one thing: assessor-marker analysis, brand prestige, or speed for the advanced. None of them names — and teaches, in dedicated hours — the specific traditions presence actually comes from: Stanislavski and the Inner Game.
Above all — Presence, Depth, and Freedom stop being something you train in class and become the way you work every day.
Places are limited — this is a live group with mentoring and observed triads, not a stream of thousands. The price goes up after September 1 — an early decision costs less.
On the Portfolio path, you assemble your training and practice hours on your own, from scattered sources, with no single structure or support. This program gives you a synchronous experience with a cohort, with built-in mentor coaching, supervision, and observed triads — an outside mirror at every stage, not only at the end.
No. The program is open to both ACC and PCC ICF coaches who are ready to move toward the master level. The depth of the work serves both levels equally — the difference lies in the pace and in what you carry into your final project.
Core seminars are recorded for cohort participants. Mentor coaching, supervision, and triad work happen live — there, presence is essential to the method itself.