Relationship Matters Podcast with Katie Churchman | CRR Global
Season 5

ORSC & Spirituality

Personal and professional benefits of spiritual practice

overlap season 5

Ep.16 ORSC and Spirituality

Show Notes

In this episode, Katie welcomes back Faith Fuller, co-founder of CRR Global and Judy van Zon, a senior faculty member at CRR Global, to talk about ORSC and spiritual intelligence. Across this conversation, they discuss:

  • Why ORSC and spirituality?
  • What is spiritual intelligence?
  • How can spiritual intelligence help us as coaches?
  • What are some ways we can access or harness our own spiritual intelligence, and that of our clients?

Faith Fuller
Judy van Zon

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Katie Churchman

Relationship Matters Podcast

with host Katie Churchman

Guests

Faith Fuller ORSCC, CPCC, ICF-PCC

Faith co-founded CRR Global and co-created Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC™). She is a psychologist and experienced trainer and coach, with decades of experience in working with organizations, couples and communities. Faith is also the author of  Relationship Matters: A New Paradigm for an Evolutionary Leap in Relationship.

Judy van Zon ORSCC, CPCC, ECIS - EMCC, ICF-PCC

Judy van Zon supports individuals and systems in moving beyond self-imposed limitations and reconnecting with their true selves. Even in one-on-one work, she brings a systems perspective, recognizing that no one operates in isolation. Her practice creates impact through interconnection, fostering shared responsibility rooted in compassion and curiosity.

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