Week 1: Open with purpose
Set a working goal and keep the conversation focused without rushing the client.
Six-week live beta · Applications reviewed personally
Elite Facilitator School
Practice the moments that make a coaching session useful: setting a goal, listening below the first answer, working through hesitation, and turning insight into action.
What we will practice
Week 2: Hear the real question
Notice what the client says, check assumptions, and ask for clarification.
Week 3: Handle a hard moment
Practice a calm response when a client is upset, defensive, or unsure what comes next.
Week 4: Make it actionable
Agree on a useful next step and a way to revisit it.
Week 5: Practice lab
Use roleplay and peer feedback to strengthen your facilitation choices.
Week 6: Bring it together
Review what changed in your sessions and identify the skills you will keep practicing.
The format
- Six live online sessions, 90 minutes each
- Teaching, questions, roleplay, and feedback
- Short intake to help Jocelyn prepare
- Private student area for confirmed participants
This is coaching education. It is not therapy training or a license to diagnose or treat mental health conditions. Use fictional examples or approved roleplays in group practice; do not share identifiable client information.
Apply for a place
Beta investment: $997 USD, paid in full only after Jocelyn accepts your application.
The beta has ten places. Applications close November 6, 2026. The six live sessions are Wednesdays, November 11 through December 16, 6:00–7:30 p.m. Chicago time. Sessions are recorded for private student replay, not public sharing. After payment, you may leave at any time, but the fee is not refunded for withdrawal or missed sessions; exceptions apply if the school cancels, cannot deliver a session without a replacement, or the law requires a remedy. Read the full program terms before applying.
Applying does not reserve a seat or take payment.
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Jocelyn “Joc” Lemke, MA, LPC, brings her experience as a licensed clinician and coach to this live practice group. She teaches how to guide a coaching conversation with clearer goals, useful questions, and thoughtful follow-through. The program stays within coaching scope; it does not teach diagnosis or treatment.
Meet Jocelyn