Transform Your Work with Evidence-Based Coaching Models
Wightman Mansion
Boston University
43 Hawes Street
Brookline, MA 02446
July 24th, 2025
Registration Includes
- Materials & Practice with Evidence-based Coaching Models
- Continuing Education Credit Option
- Networking Opportunities with 150+ Attendees
- Exhibitors & Resources
- Dynamic Keynote & Panel Discussions
- And much more!
| Early Bird On or before June 15 |
Early Bird Group On or before June 15 |
Regular On or after June 16 |
Regular Group On or after June 16 |
| $500 | Group of 5–9 = $450 Group of 10+ = $400 |
$550 | Group of 5–9 = $495 Group of 10+ = $440 |
4 Learning Tracks
The Coaching Institute offers 4 learning tracks of evidence-based Coaching Models. The afternoon is dedicated to learning and practicing your track choice. Choose from:
Track A: Coaching Young Adults
Explore Young Adult Coaching with Chelsea Cobb and Courtney Joly-Lowdermilk. Young adult coaching is a solution-focused, interactive, and collaborative approach to working one-on-one with young adults to help them thrive in all areas of their well-being.
Register For Track A
Track B: Coaching Caregivers
Practice Caregiver Coaching approaches and tools with Mataiah Crossley and Gary Horwitz. Caregiver Coaching is a central feature of Flourishing Families, an intervention that supports parents, guardians, and caregivers cultivate role function and satisfaction.
Register For Track B
Track C: Coaching Peer Providers
Explore CAPP – Coaching and Achievement of Peer Providers – with Lisa Krystynak and Lyn Legere. CAPP is a coaching intervention that supports Peer Workers navigate the workplace in behavioral health care systems.
Register For Track C
Track D: Peer-to-Peer Academic Coaching
Learn about PASS – Peer Academic Supports for Success – with Paul Cherchia and Anya Lydon. PASS is a promising intervention to support young adult students with mental health conditions, addressing retention, learning, and student satisfaction.
Register For Track D
Scholarship
To increase accessibility to this experience, we are also offering
two scholarships that cover the full registration fees for individuals for whom the cost is a barrier.
To support your request for funding to attend The Coaching Institute 2025, download and customize the sample Letter of Support here.
Scholarship ApplicationInstitute Transfer, Cancellation, and Refund Policy:
To transfer a registration to a colleague, please contact Kai Linehan at
klineha2@bu.edu. All cancellations and refund requests must be received in writing. Additional charges may apply for transfers requested after the early bird registration date. Cancellation requests received before July 1 (5 PM EST) will receive a full refund minus the $50 administrative fee. Refund requests received between July 1 – July 22 will receive no refund. No-shows are not eligible for a credit or refund.
The conference may be cancelled or postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. In this case, registration fees will be refunded; however, the Coaching Institute will not be responsible for additional costs, charges, or expenses, including cancellation/change charges assessed by airlines, hotels, and/or travel agencies. The Coaching Institute is not responsible for weather-related travel delays or other issues in regard to personal travel, and no refunds will be given due to these occurrences.
Access & Accommodations
Requests for accommodations during the Institute should be made in the registration portal at the time you register for the conference. The last day to request accommodations is June 24th, 2025. If you register for the Conference after that date, please email Kai Linehan at klineha2@bu.edu.
Lodging
If you are joining us in Boston from out of town, there are several hotels within a short distance of Boston University where you might stay. View a list of local hotels.
For more information and further assistance planning your trip to Boston, visit the Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau.