David Rock
“Coaching With The Brain In Mind” ….at last a hard science for coaching
Original class date: July 10, 2006
We’ve learned more about the brain since 1986 than in all previous history. Many discoveries are providing hard evidence for how and why a coaching approach is so effective, and pointing to new ways to define, measure and deliver coaching.
In this breakthrough 1.5 hr teleconference event, you will learn:
Why change is so hard, from a physical perspective
What every coach should know about the brain
The new science of attention, reflection, insight and action
As a result you will be able to better explain why coaching works, better understand how it works, and be more confident in presenting the central ideas of coaching to potential and actual clients. You will also learn some techniques for improving your coaching skills based on further understanding how coaching impacts the brain.
The Teleclass Leader
David Rock is a thought leader in the global coaching field, having trained over 4,000 coaches within his ICF accredited organization. He is the author of two books, most recently, Quiet Leadership, published by Harper Collins. His organization delivers coaching programs in 6 countries, including his home country, Australia, as well as, the US, UK, South Africa, Singapore and New Zealand. David co-founded NYU’s Coaching Certificate Program, and is independently researching the links between coaching and the brain, in partnership with a leading neuroscientist. David is active with several Fortune 100 clients integrating coaching into their culture, and consults with clients such as IBM, HSBC and AIG. He is a regular speaker at global coaching, training, leadership and learning conferences.
CEU Information
ICF has approved this teleclass as Continuing Coaching Education (CCE).
Participants earn:
0.5 Core Competencies
1.0 Personal Development
