
online coaching & training
Narrative for connection
live course
the wildling's path
LIVE COURSE
OTHER BIG NEWS!!
Narrative to connect us in a time of disconnection.​
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Are you ready to harness the power of story to foster connection, deepen impact and transform the way you design and deliver your work?
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This dynamic 6-week online course is designed for professionals who want to use storytelling and narrative processes as powerful tools for communication, learning, and transformation. Whether you're a trainer, facilitator, educator, coach, or leader, this course will show you how to bring your work to life through story.
​​​Research shows the human brain is wired for story. When information is presented in story form, it’s up to 20
times more memorable than when delivered as data. Storytelling doesn’t just engage minds—it opens minds and builds bridges across difference. It is the mycorrhiza of humanity,
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In this course, we will explore how story-based methods can:
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Break down silos and create shared understanding across disciplines
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Engage diverse learning styles and ways of processing
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Foster deeper connection and participation in group settings
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Support meaningful reflection, creativity, and change
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You'll leave with practical tools you can immediately apply to your own training, workshops, or client work—tools that speak to the whole human being, not just the intellect.
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Course format:
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Duration: 6 weeks
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Schedule: 90 minute live Zoom session fortnightly
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Group size: Max 16 participants
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Time zone friendly: Sessions scheduled to accommodate GMT, ET, and PT participants
Join us and discover how to make your work not just informative—but unforgettable.
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YOU WILL GO AWAY WITH:
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A toolkit of narrative-based methods to design and deliver training that’s not only informative—but truly impactful.
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Techniques to invite authenticity, vulnerability, and core values into your work, creating space for genuine connection and trust.
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Eight versatile narrative design formats, including future visioning, collective thinking, and systemic storytelling structures—proven approaches you can adapt to a wide range of settings, from team development to community engagement.
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Practical skills to enhance your storytelling, public speaking, and presentation abilities, helping you communicate with clarity, presence, and power.
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Personalised guidance on applying narrative techniques to your unique context—whether you're working in organisational change, systems design, education, coaching, or personal growth.
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A rich, collaborative learning environment where you'll engage with fellow participants from diverse backgrounds, each bringing their own insights, experience, and creativity.
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Ongoing support and feedback from course designer and facilitator Katrice Horsley, during weekly live sessions and through tailored follow-up resources.
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A one-to-one consultation with Katrice at the end of the course—an hour dedicated to your specific needs, challenges, and questions.
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A downloadable PDF of all core materials for your continued reference and inspiration.
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Cost for Course
€300.00
Sessions run fornightly at 7.00 PM CET/ 6:00 PM GMT / 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT—timed to accommodate participants across Europe and North America and will be recorded.
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DATES​
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14.03.26 19.00 - 20.30 CET
28.03.26 19.00 - 20.30 CET
11.04.26 18.00 - 20.30 CET
25.04.26 19.00 - 20.30 CE
09.05.26 19.00 - 20.30 CET
23.05.26 19.00 - 20.30 CET
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Working with Personal Story:
Understanding the Narratives That Shape Us
This short course has been designed by Katrice as a reflective, creative space for working with personal story. It is not a therapy course, but a guided exploration of how narratives — personal, social, and cultural — shape our identities, behaviours, and ways of seeing both ourselves and others.
The course is based on the idea that each of us carries an inner “red thread” — a sense of self, values, and identity that is present from birth. Over time, this thread becomes interwoven and often obscured by other threads: dominant social narratives, cultural expectations, family stories, gendered roles, and ideas about success, belonging, or worth.
Across four one-hour online sessions, participants will work with stories — both shared and personal — as a way of gently examining these layers. Each session includes:
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the sharing of a story or narrative example
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guided reflection and practical activities
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optional personal writing or mapping exercises
Together, the group will begin to notice, name, and deconstruct the stories that influence how they think, act, and relate — without pressure to disclose more than feels comfortable.
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What participants may gain:
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A clearer understanding of how dominant, social, and personal narratives operate
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Increased awareness of how stories shape beliefs, habits, and behaviour
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Language and tools for reflecting on one’s own story with more agency
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A greater capacity to distinguish between inherited narratives and chosen values
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New perspectives on how narratives influence our views of others
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A sense of reconnection with what feels authentic, meaningful, or true
This course is suitable for anyone curious about story, identity, and meaning-making — including artists, educators, facilitators, and people navigating periods of transition — and does not require prior experience.
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​Cost for Course - €100
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DATES
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05.09.26 19.00 - 20.00 CET
12.09.26 19.00 - 20.00 CET
19.09.26 19.00 - 20.00 CET
26.09.26 19.00 - 20.00 CET
Sessions run weekly at 7.00 PM CET/ 6:00 PM GMT / 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT—timed to accommodate participants across Europe and North America and will be recorded.
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​MYTHCELIUM
Seasonal stories for connection
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I am really happy to announce that throughout the year I am offering a monthly gathering where I will braid together a seasonal story, bio-mimicry and ecology and offer what that might mean to us as humans in this more than human world. The sessions will take place via zoom on the third Sunday of every month and will be between 40 - 60 minutes. A Q+A will also be offered afterwards. The zoom link will be made available via my Substack which you can link to here.
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I hope to see you all there
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