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The Neuroscience Of Coaching

R Boyatzis, A Jack Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research 2018

Neuroscience can shed light on the underlying mechanisms of coaching and provide important insights to facilitate development. These insights provide guideposts for a more effective, interactive coaching process that is most successful when it remains fluid, responsive, and centered on the client. In this article we introduce our general ...

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Should We Get Aboard The Brain Train?

R Eichinger Consulting Psychology Journal: Practice and Research 2018

As part of a special issue on neuroscience, this article for Consulting Psychology Journal considers the evolving impact of neuroscience on leadership and therefore on coaching, counseling, and therapy practice. The author cautions that we are at the very beginning of applying brain science to human behavior, including manager and leader ...

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Seeing Polaris: A Call to Integrate Visual Images into Coaching Action Plans

Y Prywes, E Mah Philosophy of Coaching: An International Journal 2019

This paper recommends that coaches consider equipping clients with a visual image to refer to between sessions. This recommendation is based on the authors’ personal experience as well as research and theory from the fields of education, persuasion science, and motivational psychology, which suggest that visual images may help clients...

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