"If you want to be able to give gifts in your live, and not just take care of yourself,
you have to have an extraordinary psychology within yourself.
It's not where you live physically, its where you live internally." - Tony Robbins

What we do is very simple:

We call it A to B coaching.
We help you or your organization get from A to B.

 

Here's how we do it

We find out what A is for you: where you are now.
We find out what B is for you: where you want to go.
Then we help you figure out the best way to get there.

 

A coach is a vehicle to get you from A to B

What is A for you? Where are you now?
What does B look like? Where do you want to be?
What resources do you need to help get you from A to B?
What are the next steps you can take today that will help move you towards your B?

We do this

• in one-on-one coaching sessions

• in leadership development workshops and on-going groups

• and in organizational development and team building consultations

 

The trick, the art, of coaching

is to find the deep internal motivators that will sustain you in the journey to your B.

Many people have used "should's" to try to motivate themselves or others towards their B. This approach usually leaves people discouraged, stuck, and feeling smaller.

In our style of coaching, we help you find the deep reserves of energy that come alive when you touch on what is most important and of value for your life and your work.

 

Taking the next step is easy!

Call us at 346-9689 for more information

 

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Group consultation break-out session
(Note the energetic smiles and shining eyes!)
 

KPCC offers professional and executive leadership coaching
as well as clergy coaching for pastoral leaders in congregational settings.

We offer one-on-one coaching
designed to connect your goals to your gifts and passions.
We also offer leadership development groups.

 

KPCC offers organizational development programs,
team building, mission and vision development, and congregational development,
as well as crisis support and positive critical incident management.

 

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Here is what participants in our coaching, consultation, and training services are saying:

Education for pastoral visitors was very well presented and thought-provoking.

Yes. The presenter taught an introductory course in pastoral visitation/care for the Equipping the Saints program for the Episcopal Diocese of WV. He did a great job of connecting with the group . . . his teaching approach was great and the exercises he used to illustrate concepts were all well done. All around a good learning experience.

Your presentations and the discussions were excellent. As I mentioned I had just come from an Appreciative Inquiry conference on Small Rural Churches in London, Ontario and I was thrilled to spend more time participating in and learning more about AI techniques. I hope ETS continues to use you at our weekends.

Yes, The speaker you provided was most informative and interesting. His genuine caring and respect for the dignity of all persons was clearly evident.

Excellent presentations for Pastoral Care/Visitation from the presenter.

The weekend at "Bishop Hodges" was super! The Presenter presented information that we do not usually get - it was helpful and appreciated.

The presentations at the Equipping the Saints weekend session were superb. The presenter was very engaging and handled the topic of suicide crisis prevention wonderfully.

Yes, it was very helpful to me especially with the issue we were dealing with in Work Group. It really assisted me in working through my concerns and issues and gave me some peace with the whole situation. Thank you so much for taking your time to be with us. I also thought the various exercises you led us through were very appropriate. Thank you and God bless.

The Appreciative Inquiry process was a dynamic and effective experience in identifying the critical factors of our organization's current state. The consultants enabled us in naming the essential values that define what we are about at our core, where we wish to go from this juncture, and set us on the path towards how best to get there. Thank you for a valuable experience.

Facilitation of a Work Group processing meeting around a very delicate topic. It was very well done. You were able to adapt your course of leadership to the needs that were evident in the group.

Yes, it was very helpful. You clarified issues and helped relieve guilt. It was great.

Our  Board of Ordained Ministry received a consultative service intended to help us process the emotions/relationships/events/Board actions over the past several months and help us build on a strong base to move into the future. The day was indeed helpful to the Board and I appreciated the willingness of the leadership to allow us to deal with past events in an open manner to begin the day.

Thank you very much for generously giving your time and expertise to facilitate our staff’s processing of feelings we are experiencing as a result of the major transitions at our Church. I felt a sense of catharsis personally, and intuitively within the group. This is something I would like to see our staff do more of.

 

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Fees

Our fees are $135 an hour for private supervision and organization consultation.

We offer a special rate of $100 per hour for sponsoring businesses and supporting congregations.

Leadership development groups are $40 per person per 90 minute session for 10 sessions.

For more information, call us at 304-346-9689 or contact us.

KPCC Executive Director, Sky Kershner, is our lead coach.

 

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To download a "KPCC Coaching Client Information and Agreement Form," click here.

 

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Here is what Sky says about his strengths and his style of Coaching:

"I bring to my coaching enthusiasm and optimism. I love the Appreciative Coaching Process and have seen it work in my life and in the lives of others. I have a confidence in my abilities, and in the process, to be of value. I am willing and able to experiment with new ideas and techniques, and my clients benefit because the focus is on helping them reach their goals."

 

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