Category: Neuroscience in Coaching

Pheona

Understanding the SCARF Model: Elevating Leadership Through Neuroscience

Introduction to the SCARF Model Effective leadership today extends beyond authority and direction, it encompasses influence, emotional intelligence and a profound understanding of human behaviour. In the evolving workplace, leaders must cultivate motivation and collaboration through meaningful engagement. One of the most influential frameworks supporting this approach is the SCARF Model, developed by David Rock

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Pheona

How can we use Logical Levels?

What are Logical Levels? Logical levels, also known as the “neuro-logical levels” or the “logical levels of change,” is a concept used in various fields, including coaching, psychology and organizational development. This model helps individuals and groups to understand the different levels of experience that contribute to a person’s behaviour and identity. The concept of

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Richella

Unmasking Shadow Brain Chemistry: Transforming Leadership Through Master Coaching

In today’s high-pressure business/corporate environments, the hidden drivers of burnout are often overlooked. Adrenaline and cortisol, the primary stress hormones, play a significant role in this dynamic. Leaders who assert power without validation or recognition of their people or teams’ efforts inadvertently trigger these stress markers, leading to an epidemic of burnout and disengagement. This

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Pheona

Sensory calibration in coaching.

What are the benefits of sensory calibration for coaching and mentoring? That is a great question to ask. As a coach or mentor, you want to establish rapport, trust, and understanding with your clients or mentees. One way to do that is to use sensory calibration, a technique from neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) that helps you

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