About Me & My Coaching Practice
My name is Trey Boynton (she/her) and I'm delighted that you've found my coaching practice. My career has been dedicated to building inclusive environments in organizations for nearly 20 years. I've worked in both academia and in the tech industry leading diversity strategy and driving equity and fairness. For me, inclusion work is deeply personal. I describe it as head and heart work centered on creating space so that people are valued, celebrated, and able to define their own success. In short, my ultimate goal is to reduce barriers to brilliance.
My passion for and dedication to transformation ultimately brought me to coaching. What I believe is possible for teams, systems and organizations, can also happen for individuals as well. My coaching training is based in the Co-Active model where I completed over 100 hours of training. Currently in the certification phase of the program, I am growing a small boutique practice that focuses on liberation coaching.
Why Liberation coaching?
The Co-Active model of coaching is a perfect fit for what I call liberation coaching. It is grounded in possibility: that everyone has the power within them to realize and create a full and purposeful life. I believe that everyone, from all backgrounds and identities have inherent talents, gifts and abilities that deserve the opportunity to be unleashed unto the world. We also know that access to coaching is not given to everyone; and my goal is to offer it to those who can benefit deeply from the experience, so that they may show up for themselves and their communities.
What can clients expect?
As a coach, my goal is to be a co-conspirator to help you liberate your inner freedom, purpose and joy. As you self-author your biggest life dreams, I'll be your ride-or-die, cheerleader, and biggest champion. Our coaching sessions will be an opportunity for you to have space to explore feelings, examine routes of change and bring truth to power.
To honor the late great Congressman John Lewis, I'd love for us to get into some "good trouble.