HOLIDAY PRESALE ON NOW!

In this episode, we’re sharing with you some changes we’re making going into our next intake that you’ll probably be interested to hear.

In this episode, you will learn more about the brilliant people who are joining our September 2021 intake of the Feminist Coach Theory Certification so far and their variety of backgrounds, experience, expertise, interests and locations.

In this episode, we unpack the common phrase, ‘Charge What You’re Worth’ and how it’s tied to systems of oppression.

Curious about what all is entailed in getting certified in Feminist Coach Theory and all the benefits that are included? Then, this episode is for you! Press play to listen to the details.

In this episode, with our member Sim Fitzgerald joins us to discuss how feminist millenials can create a you-shaped life that feels good + does good.

In this episode, six of our members share what they’re celebrating and how the Feminist Coach Theory training has impacted them.

In this episode, Cam & Nai share how they’ve been trying to unlearn hustle culture and its relation to the “isms”.

In this episode, Cam & Nai share what they’re currently celebrating in the Academy as well as some things they’ve been learning about how to be more inclusive and implementing that awareness into the Academy.

In this brief update, FCA co-founders Cam + Nai let you know what to expect from the remainder of this season, our next season coming up in 2021, our March 2021 intake, and our NEW MERCH STORE. They also send you their wishes for the end of 2020 and beginning of 2021.

In this episode, Cam and Nai discuss collaboration, how it works for them and their thoughts and experiences on what makes a collaboration work (or not!).

In this episode, Cam and Nai discuss boundaries, which is such an important topic in life and in business. They share what boundaries mean to them and what boundaries are not.

In this episode, Cam interviews Mayra Cardozo, one of the current students in the Feminist Coach Academy Certification training. Mayra is a Human Rights Lawyer, Professor of Human Rights and a Feminist Coach from Brazil.