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Interdisciplinary Transition Coaching
A Blended Coaching Model Like No Other
An interdisciplinary approach to transitions creates adaptable and future-proof skills.
As the professional landscape constantly changes, so does the need for dynamic coaching tools and support from a coach who is continuously learning and honing the craft of coaching.
Through a holistic and interdisciplinary lens, these coaching methods provide support, drawn from multiple disciplines, including positive psychology, sociology, neuroscience, somatics, art, fitness, project management, and health education.
Individualized support will be customized for you as you navigate personal or professional life transitions.
Corporate wellness plans are customized for your employees' unique challenges within a socially conscious organization.
Choose Your Level of Support
Receive support that meets your unique needs through private coaching programs for individuals, corporate contracts, group coaching, workshops, and programs.
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Meet Your Coach
Guided by values in diversity,
social equity, and reciprocity, Elissa is committed to creating spaces where people can think clearly, grow intentionally, and lead with impact.
Elissa Kennedy, PCC, is a multi-certified coach, for people who are quietly wondering, “what’s next”. Navigating a life transition can feel unsettling but she creates a space for you to gain deep insights and momentum to move confidently foward.
Her work is designed to help you:
Identify what is truly keeping you stuck
Shift perspective in meaningful ways
Clarify direction and priorities
Take aligned, strategic action
Her work brings together a unique blended interdisciplinary coaching model, which integrates future-focused visualizations, neuroscience, systems thinking, and holistic wellness practices.
She also creates customized wellness employee programs for socially conscious and philanthropic organizations.
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