Coach Training School
A Research Paper By Anina Knecht
Life Coach, SWITZERLAND
This paper neurophysiological perspective could show that the coaching approach can also be explained based on a simplified neurophysiological view and illustrates on a high-level basis what happens in the brain when we want to shift a perspective or achieve long-term changes in our behavior.
How Perspective vs. Heaviness Is Applied to Coaching
Knowing our perspectives allows us to have a greater awareness of how our perspectives determine the way that we see things. Perspectives are not right or wrong. The important question is whether a perspective works for us or not. Any perspective that supports us to grow and overcome the challenges of our lives is good. This article by Anina Knecht from Switzerland shows how a coach, as an objective observer, is in a unique position to empower clients to identify negative perspectives, reframing situations for themselves creatively to come to new perspectives and possibilities.
A Coaching Model By Anina Knecht
Life Coach, SWITZERLAND
The Growth Coaching Model has been tested in practice and has worked for me both as a structure to coach, as well as for being a client. It can be used either within each coaching session or a series of coaching sessions that work towards a specific goal.
