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CO-ACTIVE® TRAINING INSTITUTE

Let's create a new language of leadership, together!

For the last 30 years the Co-Active Training Institute (CTI) has been offering the gold-standard in coach training and leadership development for individuals and organizations. Now we are creating a new language of leadership. Let's do this together. 

Global Faculty

Judith Cohen

Judith Cohen

CPCC, LCSW, MCC

Judith Cohen (MCC, CPCC, MSW) is a Master Certified Coach and has been a member of the CTI Faculty for almost thirty years! Judith was hired as the first CTI Certification Examiner in 1996 and is still passionately committed to training Co-Active coaches and bringing Co-Activity into the world. Judith became totally deaf in 2007 due to her cancer treatments in 1999. Now binaurally cochlear implanted, she hears normally once again. She listens to clients and students with the extraordinary skill, sensitivity, and depth she gained from retraining her brain to listen through her implants. She is passionately committed to training her hearing students to listen in the way that she now does. Judith is also a T-Group facilitator at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business. For three years, she was the author of CTI’s only advice column for coaches, “Ask Judith” and she also wrote (with input from Rafael Boker), “Decoding the Coaching Genome: Understanding the ICF Core Competencies.” She is an engaging motivational speaker focusing on change, leadership, and resilience.

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