You don’t have to navigate your leadership journey in isolation. Michelle’s group executive coaching experience brings together healthcare leaders who share your challenges and aspirations. In this trusted space, you’ll gain support, accountability, and practical strategies to grow as a leader and as a person.
You don’t have to navigate your leadership journey in isolation. Michelle’s group coaching experience brings together healthcare leaders who share your challenges and aspirations. In this trusted space, you’ll gain support, accountability, and practical strategies to grow as a leader and as a person.
Michelle’s group coaching is designed for healthcare leaders who want to grow in community, not in isolation. Drawing on her 30+ years of experience in hospital leadership, including as a Chief Nursing Officer, Michelle creates a structured yet supportive environment where leaders can strengthen their skills, expand their perspective, and move forward with clarity.
Each cohort blends expert coaching, peer collaboration, and practical takeaways. Leaders bring their real-world challenges to the table—whether it’s navigating organizational change, building influence, or managing team dynamics—and walk away with strategies they can apply immediately.
Even the strongest leaders can feel the weight of their role. It’s easy to believe you’re the only one facing self-doubt, career roadblocks, or organizational challenges. But isolation can stall your growth and limit your impact.
Michelle’s group coaching combines her SOAR Model (Scan, Opportunity, Action, Results) with the collective wisdom of peers. Together, you’ll learn proven strategies, share honest conversations, and support one another as you take bold steps forward in your leadership journey.
Each group follows a structured framework designed for growth and accountability. Michelle facilitates sessions that combine expert coaching, peer support, and actionable takeaways.
Michelle offers multiple formats so you can choose the level of community and accountability that fits your goals:
Connect with like-minded healthcare leaders who understand the pressures of restructuring, staffing, and organizational change.
Learn actionable approaches to common pain points like staff engagement, burnout, and communication across silos.
Stay on track with your goals through shared accountability, encouragement, and feedback from peers and your coach.
Gain tools to manage up, lead teams through uncertainty, and advocate effectively at the executive table.
Apply frameworks to position yourself for promotions, career longevity, and recognition as a leader of impact.
Discover ways to lead with influence without sacrificing your health, balance, or values.
Take the next step to grow with peers, gain clarity, and thrive as a healthcare leader.
Individual coaching moves faster on personal goals because every session centers on you; group coaching builds broader perspective and a lasting peer network at a lower investment. If you’re facing a specific high-stakes transition, start with 1:1 executive coaching. If you grow through community and want accountability from leaders who share your pressures, start with a group. Many leaders do both.
Each cohort is a small group of healthcare leaders — typically [6–10] — meeting [twice monthly] for [90-minute] facilitated video sessions. Michelle structures every session around her SOAR Model, members bring real challenges from their organizations, and everyone leaves with specific commitments the group holds them to.
Directors, VPs, and nurse leaders who want to grow alongside peers — especially those leading change, managing burnout-prone teams, or preparing for the C-suite. Cohorts mix organizations, so you get perspective beyond your own hospital’s walls with no internal politics in the room.
A workshop is an event; group coaching is a process. Workshops deliver frameworks to a team in a single session, while group coaching applies those frameworks to your real situations over months, with accountability between sessions. If you need lasting behavior change rather than a great day of training, coaching is the tool.
Yes. Health systems can sponsor a private cohort for their own leaders — a common next step after one of Michelle’s workshops, when teams want the momentum to continue. Private cohorts can be built around a system priority like change leadership, engagement, or DISC-based communication.
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