Today: an early pilot.
BSS-approved coaches can invite teams to complete typing in Emma. The workflow is being refined with early practitioners.
For coaches & facilitators · In developmentCarry the work
Carry the work
between sessions.
Emma is designed to support the reflection that happens between coaching conversations and team-development sessions.
Next: certification.
The planned BSS pathway will cover Enneagram subtyping, team dynamics, and using Emma with clients and teams.
Alongside it: referrals.
The planned affiliate program will reward qualifying individual referrals. Rates, licensing, and program terms are still being worked out.
Your practice.
More possibilities with Emma.
Keep your own practice, your client relationships, and your approach. Explore using Emma to support your clients between sessions and your work with teams.
We are also exploring ways for people using Emma to connect with approved coaches. That pathway is still taking shape; client referrals are not yet an active offering.
Let’s talk about how Emma could fit into your practice as we develop the practitioner program.
Start a practitioner conversationQuestions coaches
often ask.
What is the Big Self School practitioner program?
An early pilot that lets approved coaches and facilitators use Emma with their own clients and teams. A certification pathway is planned.
Do my clients’ conversations with Emma become visible to me?
Only if the client chooses to share with their coach. Without that consent, a coach sees the client’s name and nothing else.
Will there be an Enneagram certification?
Yes, it is planned. It will cover Enneagram subtyping, team dynamics and using Emma with clients and teams. Dates and pricing are not set yet.
Do I keep my own clients and practice?
Yes. You keep your practice, your client relationships and your approach. Emma supports the reflection between your sessions.
Is there a referral or affiliate program?
One is planned. Rates and terms are still being worked out, and client referrals to coaches are not active yet.