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How To Become a Facilitator

Join a movement to help change cultural norms, create an equitable shift in domestic workload, and unlock potential through a freed-up mental load.

As a certified Fair Play Facilitator, you will gain access to professional training tools to utilize in your practice with your clients in a variety of settings including 1-on-1 coaching, couples counseling, facilitating workshops and large group sessions.

In addition, you'll have the power of the Fair Play team and brand behind you to support your goals through workshops, marketing assets, community networking, and Q&As with Eve Rodsky and the Fair Play team.

  • Professional Training Tools
  • Power of the Fair Play Brand
  • Private Community of Professionals
  • Insider Workshops, Office Hours, etc.

The Method Overview

  • Getting Started

    Course Investment Includes:

    • Virtual Course Training Program
    • Certification Exam, Review, & Activation
    • 1-year access to the Fair Play Facilitator Community, which includes monthly office hours, peer workshops, and our Resource Repository
    • Inclusion in Fair Play Facilitator Directory on fairplaypolicy.org, Homepage

    Admission & Certification Requirements:

    • Successful completion of the Fair Play Method course by attending all live, virtual sessions
    • Verification of personal liability insurance for your clients
    • Verification of your professional background (including but not limited to professional designations)
    • Pass the Facilitator Examination
  • What to Expect
    • Deeper dive into the Fair Play core concepts
    • Understanding client resistance and common misconceptions & mistakes
    • Activities will include practicum, role-playing, case studies, and utilization of Fair Play client resources
    • Review and practice the tools to facilitate deeper collaboration and relationships for your clients, whether they are individuals, couples/partners, or groups and teams
    • Review of Certification & Marketing Assets

    Session Topics:

    • Unlearning
    • Boundaries
    • Systems (Definitions)
    • Systems (Implementation)
    • Communication
    • FP Fails & Fixes

    After the Course:

    • Gain access to a vast library of resources for you as a Facilitator and for your clients’ application of the Fair Play Method
    • Become part of the Fair Play Facilitator community for ongoing networking, learning sessions, and support
    • Gain access to Eve Rodsky’s newest research beyond what’s included in her published materials
    • Get discounts on Eve Rodsky’s published materials
  • Who is the Fair Play Method Facilitation Course For?

    The Fair Play Method Facilitation Course participants will have prior professional experience in coaching, therapy, training, facilitation, or HR/LD/OD. They are professionals looking for new tools to help unlock their clients from the mental load and release their full potential. Facilitators can use the Fair Play Method for a number of applications including, but not limited to, executive coaching, personal coaching, couples therapy, individual therapy, group facilitation, pre-wedding workshops, maternity/paternity return to work, and corporate workshops.

  • What are the course attendance requirements?

    Once accepted into the Fair Play Method certification course, you must attend all 12 hours of live, virtual sessions. In the event you cannot attend a session, you are required to watch a recording of the missed session prior to the next session and complete any/all materials needed.

  • What do I get if I get certified in the Fair Play Method?
    • Access to a vast library of resources for you as a Facilitator and for your clients’ application of the Fair Play Method
    • Listed in the searchable Facitalitor Directory on fairplaypolicy.org, Homepage
    • Become part of the Fair Play Facilitator community for ongoing networking, learning sessions and support
    • Access to Eve Rodsky’s newest research beyond what’s included in her published materials
    • Discounts on Eve Rodsky’s published materials
    • Marketing materials will be provided for your use to help you market your new learnings
  • What does it mean to be a part of the Fair Play Facilitator Community?

    Based on what we’ve heard from you, it’s important for you to stay connected to us and each other for ongoing networking, social, learning, and promotional opportunities. Once certified, you’ll be added to a private Slack channel for easy communication in addition to an email list that provides the latest materials, updates, promotions and events. We aim to foster a community that supports one another in this work and beyond as we create culture change for women and families.

  • Will Eve Rodsky teach these courses?

    All materials, course curriculum, teachings and practicum have been created by Eve Rodsky in partnership with her team and WRK/360. Eve will present on video for a portion of each session so you can hear directly from her on a variety of topics.

  • How much does the course cost and how does payment work?

    Once accepted to the Fair Play Method, you will be sent a payment portal where $1,800 will be due prior to attending the first session. This payment covers the 12 hour live training, certification and one year access to the resources, monthly office hours and private community. We will accept all major credit cards for payment.

  • How do I get certified as a Fair Play Facilitator?

    Once accepted into the Fair Play Method certification course, you must attend all six (6) live, virtual sessions. In the event you cannot attend a session, you are required to watch a recording of the missed session prior to the next session and complete any/all materials needed. After the training journey is complete, a final exam will be given. A score of 80% is required to pass. If you do not receive 80% on the exam, a second attempt will be given after a one-week waiting period. If you are unsuccessful on the 2nd attempt, someone from the Fair Play team will set up time for an interview to discuss potential pathways for certification, if any.

Testimonials from Certified Facilitators

I truly believe this work is saving lives. The idea that what makes us good mothers is martyrdom has been passed from generation to generation and I'm excited to end that with this work.

I feel so equipped to have those conversations and just knowing that there's this network of women here, it's just phenomenal. So thank you for the opportunity.

The program as a whole was 5 (out of 5). The scenarios, the professional reflection and sharing, and the personal application were all so powerful.  These sessions are each so useful, and naturally, the material could easily span another 6 or more similar sessions!