Purpose:
To bring awareness to the aspects of a client’s internal conflicts in a metaphorical way and help to deliver understanding, integration, and choice.
Internal conflicts are a common human experience. They are often either the reason for a client seeking coaching, or as the client grows, they may appear as energies/ideas of their evolution. When coaches understand the foundations of how the Divided Self appears, and how to facilitate a deeper awareness for their client, the client can show up in the world as a whole expression of themselves, rather than struggling with conflict.
Key Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the seminar, participants will understand:
● The concept of the Divided Self and Internal Conflict of Parts
● Basic Parts Theory and Facilitation
● What the client’s parts might represent in energies and theories
● How to hear and facilitate at transactional and transformational levels
Each participant will receive 1 CCU in Core Competencies &
0.5 CCU in Resource Development
Presenter
Daniel Olexa, MCC, CIHt
Leadership Development Facilitator | Executive Coach | Team Culture Strategist
Daniel Olexa is a globally recognized leadership development facilitator with over 30 years of experience helping leaders and teams create purpose-driven, high-performing cultures. He empowers organizations to unlock clarity, resilience, and sustainable success by transforming how leaders think, communicate, and collaborate.
His leadership programs foster deep self-awareness, stronger team dynamics, and cultures rooted in trust and accountability. With over 3,500 professionals trained and 100+ successful ICF coaching mentees, Daniel brings unmatched depth to leadership transformation.
In 2023, Daniel earned the Master Certified Coach (MCC) credential. He is the co-founder of the Mindful Coaching eXcellence Institute (MCXI), a professional development organization dedicated to raising the bar for coaching and leadership worldwide.
Daniel is a Certified DiSC Practitioner and LPI Trained Coach who believes that extraordinary people do extraordinary things—and his mission is to help them (re)awaken to that truth.
