Become a WTS Facilitator
Walk alongside people through the unexpected chapters of life
Some people feel called to support others when life hasn't gone quite as planned.
Not by advising. Not by rescuing. Not by having all the answers.
But by creating a thoughtful, compassionate space where people can be heard, reflect on where they are, reconnect with what matters and begin to see what might be possible from here.
Well-Traveled Soul Facilitator Development is for people who would like to create those kinds of spaces.
The structure
Live It → Learn It → Share it
Our approach to facilitator development is experiential.
We don't believe the best way to learn Well-Traveled Soul is simply to read a manual and then teach its content to somebody else.
You experience the work yourself, explore the thinking and purpose behind it, develop the skills to facilitate it well, and begin considering how you might share it with the people or community you care about.
Live it
Experience the themes of Well-Traveled Soul personally rather than simply learning how to share them with others.
You'll explore thoughts, beliefs, emotions, possibility and gentle action through reflection and conversation, while noticing what it feels like to take part in a well-held space yourself.
This gives you an authentic relationship with the work before you begin sharing it with others.
Learn it
Develop and practise the facilitation skills involved in holding that space for somebody else.
You'll explore listening, thoughtful questioning, silence, boundaries, group dynamics and how to respond when people bring real life, emotion and uncertainty into the room.
You'll also explore the Well-Traveled Soul chapters, the thinking behind them and different ways they can be adapted sensitively for the people you are supporting.
There are opportunities to practise, observe and reflect on your own facilitation.
Share it
Begin thinking about where Well-Traveled Soul could be useful in your own work, organisation or community.
By the end of the program, you will not simply understand facilitation. You will have shaped a real offering and begun moving it into the world, at a pace that is right and realistic for you.
You don't have to have everything worked out before you begin.
Who is it for?
You don't need to be a therapist, coach or experienced group facilitator. You may be:
- supporting carers, families or people going through difficult circumstances;
- working in health, wellbeing, social care or community settings;
- a Certified Infinite Possibilities Trainer;
- already facilitating groups and wanting to develop your practice;
- someone whose own life experience has drawn you towards supporting others;
- or simply someone who believes there is value in walking alongside people rather than trying to fix them.
What matters most is a willingness to listen, reflect, practise and trust that you don't need to have somebody else's answers.
More than learning a program
Well-Traveled Soul includes themes, activities and resources that can help people reflect on their lives and what comes next.
But good facilitation is about more than knowing the material. It means noticing what is happening in the room - and in yourself.
When are you genuinely listening? When are you tempted to reassure, advise or rescue? When might another question help? And when might the most useful thing you can offer be silence?
These are skills that reach beyond Well-Traveled Soul and into the way we listen, support and relate to people in everyday life.
What you'll receive
Your facilitator development includes:
- experiential exploration of the Well-Traveled Soul journey;
- practical facilitator development and supported practice;
- Well-Traveled Soul facilitator and participant resources;
- session ideas, reflective questions and activities that can be adapted to your own style and setting;
- Rebecca Psigoda's original chapter-by-chapter Well-Traveled Soul video teachings;
- guidance in shaping and beginning to share your own offering;
- and initial access to our Facilitator Community for ongoing reflection, connection and support.
The aim isn't to turn you into somebody who follows a script.
It's to help you understand the work, develop your own confidence as a facilitator and share Well-Traveled Soul in a way that feels natural and authentic to you.
Ongoing support
Facilitator development doesn't end when the training finishes.
Reflection and practice matter, particularly once you begin working with real people in real situations.
Initial access to our Facilitator Community is therefore included, giving you somewhere to ask questions, reflect on your experiences and continue learning alongside other facilitators.
Those who find it useful can choose to remain part of the community afterwards for ongoing support and development.
Interested in becoming a Facilitator?
The Facilitator Pathway is open to anyone who feels called to this work. This is not simply a content-delivery training. It is about learning to facilitate - to create steady, compassionate spaces for people navigating tender and changing chapters of life.
The Pathway includes around 20+ hours in live, online (Zoom) sessions usually spread over a period of 6 months. This allows you time to practise and implement while you're on the pathway and get support every step of the way. We keep each cohort small enough to get to know each other well and develop strong bonds.
It is a lived, experiential pathway where you learn by experiencing, practising and reflecting, while gradually shaping an offering of your own. For that reason, places are limited and offered with care.
The full programme fee is $799. Flexible monthly payment plans are available, with instalments between $79 and $199 depending on the arrangement agreed.
Please book a no-obligation call with Kimberley and we can talk about what you're looking for, the next available pathway and upcoming dates.
Book a Call with Kimberley
"If you feel called to walk with people - not ahead or behind - this is for you."
Susan: Past caregiver for parents and current healthcare professional
Before joining Well-Traveled Soul, Susan was exhausted and overwhelmed.
Both of her parents had recently passed, and after months of sorting, clearing and caring, she finally found herself asking, “What now?”
What she discovered in the program was not another set of rules or steps to follow - but space to find her own answers. “It’s not a sugar-coated program,” she says. “It’s rooted in real life. In hope, without pretending everything is fine.”
The course helped her reconnect with the spark she thought she’d lost, and gave her the confidence to move forward - gently, one step at a time.
What people experience
“It’s not a sugar-coated program. It’s rooted in real life - in hope - without pretending everything is fine.”
- Susan
“The ‘Act As If’ tool clicked for me. I practiced being the confident version of myself when I had to go to court - and it changed how I actually felt. The line between practicing confidence and becoming confident was surprisingly thin.”
- N.E
“Reframing my thinking wasn’t new to me - but remembering to actually do it was a real turning point for me. It changed everything."
- Cheryl