Coach educator Julie Reisler is adding full practitioner-level Intuition Language training to the fourteenth cohort of her Intuitive Life Designer Coach Certification, which begins October 7, 2026. The addition expands a programme that already combines coaching skills, positive psychology, somatic awareness and spiritual development.
The cohort is capped at 25 participants and is designed for coaches, healers, leaders and other practitioners who want to integrate intuition more explicitly into professional coaching work. The programme includes live teaching, practice with real clients and mentor coaching rather than operating as a self-paced certification.
Four ways of recognising intuitive information
The new Intuition Language component teaches participants to identify different ways people may experience inner guidance, including body sensation, imagery, inner knowing and inner voice. Reisler presents the framework as a practical language for helping clients notice and describe those experiences rather than treating intuition as a single universal signal.
The wider curriculum also includes the SACRED Coach Approach, an INTUITION framework, active listening, powerful questions, values work, subconscious pattern work and group coaching skills. A practicum runs throughout the programme so participants apply the material while they are still learning it.
Later stages move into professional practice, including positioning, communicating an offer and developing a coaching business. Reisler also includes mentor coaching sessions and ongoing access to her Intuition School resources.
A broader definition of coach training
The new cohort reflects a strand of coach education that is moving beyond technique alone. Reisler’s model deliberately combines conventional coaching competencies with spiritual and body-based concepts, positioning intuitive awareness as something that can be developed alongside questioning, presence and ethical practice.
That makes the addition of Intuition Language more than a bonus module. It changes the emphasis of the certification by giving participants a named framework they can use when working with clients who already describe their decisions in terms of felt sense, imagery or inner knowing.
The certification is not itself an ICF-accredited programme, although Reisler states that graduates may pursue ICF recognition through the Portfolio Path. The October cohort begins on October 7 and is the first to include the full Intuition Language practitioner training.
Source: Julie Reisler
Web: https://juliereisler.com/certification/
