Dive deep with Holly Margl, the acclaimed author of Witnessing Grief; Inviting Trauma and Loss to Our Coaching Conversations, An Enneagram Perspective. Holly is not just a seasoned coach but a mentor and trainer, mastering the intersections of grief, trauma, and the Enneagram. Recognized as a Master Certified Coach by the International Coaching Federation, she is internationally accredited and boasts dual Professional Enneagram Certifications. Elevate your journey with her expert guidance, backed by an Advanced Mentor Coach Certificate and a Board Certification in Health and Wellness. Experience transformative coaching with Holly today.

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Holly offers personalized individual coaching and coach mentoring for individuals at all stages of their development. Additionally, she provides courses that draw from her book, the ICF Competency Markers, and the Enneagram, both individually and in groups.

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Friday Digest with Holly

Dive into Holly's captivating weekly pieces every Friday. They blend personal tales, profound reflections, and poignant poems. Explore the realms of coaching, journey through grief, and delve into the mysteries of the Enneagram.

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Witnessing Grief

Delve deep with "Witnessing Grief," a beacon for coaches and other helping professionals. Master the art of being truly present, navigating through the intricate layers of grief, trauma, and loss your clients unveil.

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“Witnessing Grief compassionately helps coaches recognize when they're reacting to clients in order to escape their own discomforts rather than being with clients in a way that allows them the space and the dignity to grieve."

—Erika Jackson, MCC, NBC-HWC, Chief Coaching Officer, Wellcoaches

“A powerful and seminal contribution to the Enneagram field, to conscious breathing, and to the literature and methods for working with grief.”

—Jessica Dibb, Spiritual Director and Principal Teacher, Inspiration Consciousness School

“In this daring and pertinent book, Margl speaks with courage, grace, and compassion about grief, loss, and trauma. This book is a must-read for all mental health workers today, coaches, counselors, and therapists alike… beautifully poignant writing about living and working with grief.”
—Geriann Fedorowicz, MSW, LICSW, Grief Therapist