2027 Visioning Coaching Series

Once you have an initial draft of your vision – whether it’s for your personal or professional life or both – the real work begins. Participants in this 5-part coaching series (limited to eight people) will be supported in creating both internal and external alignment with their vision.

Internal alignment with one’s vision includes identifying and befriending any parts of their internal system that may be resistant, fearful or skeptical. Rather than being exiled or overridden, these parts are seen as bringing essential wisdom to the vision fulfillment journey.

External alignment includes one’s habits, practices, strategies and behaviors which need to be congruent with the vision for there to be true forward movement. Anything that is incongruent with the vision is lovingly witnessed without shaming as part of an inventory and renegotiation process.

This coaching series will be co-facilitated by PCI faculty members Diane Dimond and Liz Kiefer, both personally trained by PCI founder Brian Jaudon. If you have questions, please email info@pisgahcoaching.com.

Diane Dimond — A PCI faculty member who most recently served as co-instructor for the Institute, Diane helps her clients transform internal gridlock into clarity and self leadership through deep parts integration. An IFS Level One-trained practitioner, she also draws on decades of human-centered nonprofit service, deeply lived resilience and heritage as a citizen of the Cherokee Nation. Diane weaves cultural intuition and reverence into her work with clients. She offers a steady, compassionate presence that empowers clients to live in full, authentic alignment with their highest vision.

Liz Keifer — A relationship and empowerment coach. Liz brings more than 30 years of professional acting experience in television and film to her IFS-informed, certified life coaching practice. Her specialty is helping her clients access and show up as their most authentic self with empowered imperfection. A PCI faculty member, Liz guides her clients to question the roles they've held that are no longer serving them and the life they'd like to live. Her mission is to help others to be in a healthy and compassionate relationship with themselves so they can be in healthy relationships with others. Liz is in the business of possibilities.