Many of Potentials’ educational programs are available as webinars that afford the capability of learning at your convenience. Webinars are offered in two formats:
*Pre-recorded webinars afford you the opportunity to access the information and training in a time and place that works for you! This is a one-time viewing, and the material cannot be downloaded.
*Live webinars mean scheduling a time during which a Potentials team member, skilled in the subject matter area, will be exclusively available to you and/or a team you assemble. We will be available to answer questions, and tailor the offering to your needs, in real time.

Our workshops provide in-person training and a tailored-workshop version of our webinars. By providing educational opportunities on subjects that are relevant to yourself, your organization or congregation, you will experience greater engagement, productivity, effectiveness, retention, and results in return. Our team members will come to you and your organization. Some choose to engage us to present for a wider, regional audience.

Potentials Boundary Training programs have been developed by trained professionals steeped in ethical, organizational and legal frameworks that protect individuals, congregants and employees from physical and emotional harm.
The program focuses on helping individuals and congregations to develop healthy boundaries personally and organizationally. Focus is centered on the power difference between a person in a position of authority and a member of their organization or congregation – and how to navigate that in a way that is productive and healthy for all concerned.

Professional Coach Training programs teach you the skills sets necessary to become an effective, credentialed coach. Our curriculum is packed with information that will give you an advantage in attaining the coveted ICF credential. The program will give you proven tools and techniques to help your clients succeed.

Our Professional Coach Training programs have been designed to meet all the ICF standards and requirements for Level I and Level II training programs.