Coach Training School
Research Paper By Colin Batchelor
(Wellness Coach, UNITED KINGDOM)
In my ‘other life’ I work with as a traditional sports performance coach in the sport of cycling, where I work with athletes competing at national and international level. The experience that they and other athletes go through at the end of their careers greatly interests Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Catherine A. Oleksiw
(Transformational Coaching, UNITED STATES)
Coaching is goal-oriented and action-based. Taking action, being accountable for those actions and sustaining that change over time are principal outcomes. Throughout the coaching process, the client determines the direction while the coach lends encouragement Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Beth Wallace
(Transitional Life Coach, UNITED STATES)
The objective of this paper is to explain the understanding of how happiness is determined in a person and in a society, how it can be developed and nurtured, and how coaching can be an effective form of achieving that state. This paper will explore different cultural and Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Jennifer Dryden
(Motivational Life Coach, UNITED STATES)
Often times, when we are uncomfortable in a situation, we may find it difficult to speak. We might start Continue…
Research Paper By Aurora Heinemann
(Yoga and Wellness/Pet Loss, UNITED STATES)
Breathing is the only function that one can perform either unconsciously or consciously, voluntary or involuntarily. Breathing is controlled by two sets of nerves and is the bridge between these two systems; the voluntary nervous system and the involuntary or autonomic Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Anoushka Gungadin
(Global Leadership, AUSTRALIA)
This paper has discussed a number of coaching tools available to support the soldiers as well as the leaders. It also attempts to look at how coaching can support and assist the reintegration of war veterans in their transition to civilian life. The biggest learning has been that resilience Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Jennifer Armstrong
(Strategic Planning Coach, UNITED STATES)
Professional coaches work with clients to help them achieve their goals and fulfill their potential. Often, this process involves increasing self-awareness and clarifying their purpose, in order to design and create action. Coaches use a wide variety of tools to support clients, Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Jodie Jensen
(Transition Coaching, UNITED STATES)
According to the Journal of Psychiatric Research, nearly 1 in 5 adults in the US has an anxiety disorder (McLean et al., 2011). The Healthy Place reports that women are twice as likely to be afflicted as men in the areas of Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Panic Disorder, Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Johanne Allaire
(Life coach, CANADA)
Underlying beliefs can play a big role on how people see the world and how they behave. Research has shown that many of these beliefs are developed during childhood. The coaching process can help the client uncover those beliefs that may sometime be preventing them from living an authentic life Continue Reading…
Research Paper By Kathryn Tonges
(Parenting Coach, CHINA)
This paper explores research on how new habits are formed and specifically the use of visual cues and visualization as practical coaching tools to support parents shifting quickly from anger to calm-assertive energy and to maintain this state. Continue Reading…
