Bronwyn Nash PCC

Coach Trainer & Supervisor | Transformative Facilitator

Bronwyn Nash brings a deeply human, richly integrative approach to her work as a coach trainer and supervisor at Animas. With a background that spans coaching, supervision, and corporate training, Bronwyn’s practice is anchored in curiosity, compassion, and the belief that meaningful change happens when people feel seen, supported, and invited into deeper awareness.

Her work defies the surface-level. Whether training new coaches, leading CPD sessions for EMCC-accredited internal coaches, or holding space for one-to-one clients, Bronwyn consistently orients towards what lies beneath. She describes her role as helping clients and learners alike to “navigate the complexities of being human in the 21st century” – an orientation that aligns perfectly with Animas’ transformative stance.

Bronwyn’s facilitation is both rigorous and deeply relational. She creates learning environments that are psychologically safe yet spacious enough for discomfort and growth – where “stretching” can occur without overwhelm. Her intention is not to teach a single way, but to help coaches discover their own. She draws on a wide repertoire, from Clean Coaching and Polyvagal theory to NARM and Transactional Analysis, weaving together psychological depth, emergent dialogue, and embodied presence.

She is particularly skilled at guiding students to sit with complexity – encouraging a nuanced understanding of internal parts, systemic dynamics, and relational interplay. Bronwyn often works with paradox, helping clients and students hold “two true things” at once, and cultivating the inner permission to be both okay with where they are and desiring change.

Known for her integrity, humility, and warmth, Bronwyn aspires to be the kind of facilitator learners remember as both a challenger and an ally – someone who encouraged them to think differently, feel more deeply, and trust their own wisdom. She delights in co-creating learning moments where new ideas emerge between coach and client, trainer and student – conversations where everyone is changed.

At the heart of Bronwyn’s practice is a reverence for the messy, beautiful work of being human – and a commitment to modelling the kind of deep, authentic presence that defines transformative coaching.