A Research Paper By Julia Viladomiu
Motherhood Coach, NEW ZEALAND

The System of the Mother research paper follows the result of my 15 years of experience working in the educational field, my intense curiosity, my research, and my experiences as a mother. After all those years, I’ve always been drawn to the student I had in front of me while I was a teacher in a classroom. However, over the years, it has been the system (family, environment) that the child was raised in that has most piqued my interest, not the child himself or herself, and alone. I was fascinated by how those factors had the greatest impact on the student’s life. While working as a primary school teacher, I conducted interviews with parents to gather information from their children as well as for myself in order to develop hypotheses about their behaviors, learning curves, and empathetic abilities.

A Research Paper By Julia Paulsson Jandl
Relationship Coach, AUSTRIA

Numerous elements, such as attitudes and beliefs, social norms, and clients’ perceptions of the resources at their disposal and the obstacles they must overcome, have an impact on behavior change. In order for interventions to be most effective, they must be tailored to specific clients and their contexts, since different clients may be affected by these factors in very different ways. Understanding theories and models of change can be a helpful step for coaches to take in order to determine the stage at which their clients are in terms of the desired change and to tailor interventions and emphasize relevant core competencies in accordance.