1:1 mindfulness coaching, mentoring and embodied depth work sessions are available for gifted adults (17+) with Kelly Pryde. Sessions are typically 60 minutes and take place online via zoom. These can be weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or as-needed depending on your needs. We determine this together.

Mindfulness-Oriented Coaching + Mentoring

Mindfulness-oriented coaching is for gifted adults who are (re)discovering their giftedness or twice-/multi-exceptionality and want to develop a deeper, more supportive relationship with themselves. Together, we explore your unique profile and tailor contemplative practices to support you in living well with your intensity, complexity, and entelechy.

Mindfulness-oriented mentoring is for gifted and 2/multi-e adults who already understand their profiles and would benefit from a co-creative relationship with a professional knowledgeable in giftedness and mindfulness. Mentoring offers space to explore ideas and receive guidance with the depth and complexity you need for moving in a new life direction or exploring a new dimension of your personal growth. It can also support a helpful reorientation following adverse experiences in mindfulness spaces that did not understand or support gifted ways of being.

Embodied Depth Work

Embodied depth work is for gifted and twice/multi-exceptional adults who have been engaged in growth and discovery work for some time yet still feel drawn to go deeper into their process. This can feel like "something underground" or an "unnamed known"—a longing or aspect of self waiting to be lived. Through dialogue, mindful imagination, felt sense, and symbolic ways of knowing and expressing, these sessions offer co-creative space for witnessing your gifted story while exploring what is seeking greater expression in your life. This process can be helpful during life transitions or periods of feeling stuck when familiar ways of understanding no longer seem enough.

 

This work is informed by gifted, contemplative, and depth (Jungian and post-Jungian) psychologies. You can read more about this work and what gifted adults have said about it here.