The Neurosciences and Coaching II
We return once again in this thirty second issue of The Future of Coaching to findings from the neurosciences as they relate to professional coaching. Neurobiological studies of memory, emotions, […]
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Memory is Memorable: Coaching and Remembering
Many years ago, the noted Russian neuroscientist, Alexander Luria (1987) wrote about an exceptional man who had infinite memory. Called a “mnemonist”, this gentleman could not only recall a list […]
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The Neuroscience of Enduring Transformation
Integrating Memory Reconsolidation in Developmental Coaching as Illustrated in Aletheia Coaching Before 2004, the prevailing belief among neuroscientists was that the brain could not erase or edit existing emotional learnings. […]
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The Neuroscience of Coaching
I am honored to be a Guest Editor for this 2021 volume of The Future of Coaching. I became fascinated with the application of neuroscience to the field of leadership […]
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Why and how you need to create a brain-friendly celebration habit
“What do you celebrate?” The top five answers I hear from my coaching clients, primarily high-performing business professionals, are “birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, graduations and other special occasions.” “And anything else?” […]
