Learn to hold people through the work that actually changes them. The full craft, the business behind it, and the path you’ll take your clients down. Built for the person who healed themselves and now feels called to hold it for others.
You've done the work on yourself. You know what it feels like to sit with something uncomfortable and come out the other side. You've probably been informally coaching the people around you for years. Mates, colleagues, your partner, your family.
I want to do this properly.
Most coaching certifications teach you a method and leave you to work out who it's for. This one was built in the room, with real clients, over 13 years. Identity work, nervous system work and grounded spirituality, woven into one way of working. More sports science than séance.
Dismantling the beliefs and patterns quietly running every decision. The work that creates permanent change, not temporary relief.
Regulation, breathwork and somatic work that creates real lasting calm. The body-based approach that cognitive work alone cannot reach.
Making consciousness accessible for the person who is waking up but not yet at home in it. Spiritual without going woo.
Every module ends with a real practice session. You record yourself, submit the transcript, and receive specific feedback. Week on week you get better. It finishes with your live assessment, watched in real time by Dan, and the breathwork pathway that lets you hold clients through the deepest work.
The inner work doesn't start with your client. It starts with you. Your gaze. The lens you've built. Carl Rogers' unconditional positive regard in plain English.
ICF framework. The difference between coaching and therapy. Presence, deep listening, powerful questioning. Built around language that actually lands.
Why boundaries create the container where deep work becomes possible. The seven elements every agreement needs. You build your own as the assignment.
The five-part structure that underpins every session. Introduction. Expanding awareness. The scale. Insights. Close. Complete session script included.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy as a coaching tool. The seven-column Thought Record. Finding evidence against a belief someone has held for twenty years.
Why it works. The mechanism of externalisation. The full 10-step session script, word for word.
The practice. The back-and-forth dialogue. How to move from needs to wants. How to know when it's done. How to close it properly.
Narrative therapy as a coaching tool. Giving the feeling a form, a purpose, a need. A complete 9-step session script.
Two chair work, two versions. Top Dog and Underdog. The Driver and the One Who's Done. Three-page script covering both techniques.
The module that makes every other module work. Survival brain versus learning brain. Two breathwork techniques. Guided meditation. Visualisation. Every script included.
Breathwork as a facilitation tool. When to reach for it, what it opens, and how to hold someone through what comes up when it does.
What's actually happening in the body and the brain. The physiology in plain English, so you can answer any question a client puts to you.
Contraindications, screening, and the waiver template included. The module that makes you someone who can be trusted with this work.
The A to B Identity Shift. Reframe, Deframe, Preframe. Sentence Stems That Create Depth. The extra tools that sharpen every session you run.
The Grounding Breath, the rise and fall. The 10/20/30 Method. Conscious Connected Breath. Dynamic breath practice. Taught, scripted, ready to run with real clients.
The Circle. The Container. Holding Many Nervous Systems at once. How to run a circle properly, not just a one to one.
You book a session with Dan. You bring your own client. Dan joins the same Zoom call, camera off. You won't see him. He'll see everything.
Run a full 35-minute session start to finish. When your client leaves, Dan comes on camera and gives you immediate, honest feedback on everything he saw.
Four parts. Learn the craft. Build the business. Master your own practice. Then choose the path you’ll take your clients down.
Live training every Saturday, hot seat coaching every Tuesday, people already in the work. The full build is complete: every module, every script, the assessor, the toolkit. You join a running room, not a waiting list, and you work through it at your pace until you’re ready to book your assessment.
No countdown, no fake scarcity. The room is capped so Dan can watch every assessment live. When it fills, enrolment closes until the next cohort. That’s the whole story.
Every script, every framework, every example was built on real clients over 13 years, by someone who was the client first. Not adapted from a textbook. Earned in the room.
Every module ends with a real practice session. You don't learn facilitation by reading about it. You learn it by doing it, getting feedback, and doing it again.
The final assessment isn't submitted online. Dan watches in real time. Camera off. He sees everything. Then he tells you exactly what he saw. That's accountability.
The RISE Session Assessor reads your transcripts and assesses them against the exact frameworks you've been trained in. No other training does this. It's yours for life.
Dan got sectioned at 27. Cocaine every day. Two attempts on his life. 13 years of going into the places most people spend their whole lives avoiding.
He didn't study this work from the outside. He lived it from the inside. Every framework in this training was built because it worked, on him first, then on the 250+ people he's worked with since.
By 40: fittest he's ever been, in a deep soulmate relationship, raising a son in Koh Samui, running a business built entirely around this work. This training is the distillation of everything that got him there.
When Chevan found this work, his life had caved in. Career gone, redundancy, a young family to feed, delivering food to keep everything afloat. He did the healing properly. Then the call turned up, and he answered it the same day he found the path. This month he announced his own coaching method, built on what he trained in: The Inner Compass Method. His name for it. His core idea. His clients.
Whether you keep doing what you're doing. Helping people informally, knowing there's more in you, building someone else's dream on the clock of a job that means nothing.
Or whether you train the craft, build the business, and buy back the thing you've actually been after the whole time: the freedom to choose your own work, your own hours, your own life. Work that pays you to be exactly who you became.