Join us for the webinar The Intersection of Neuroscience & Career Decision, where you’ll explore how neuroscience principles enhance coaching and empower clients to make informed, confident career choices.
Who Is This For?
- Professional coaches seeking to integrate neuroscience into their coaching practice.
- Newer coaches eager to apply brain-based concepts to career decision-making.
- Experienced coaches aiming to deepen their understanding of the science of change
What You Will Learn:
- Understand how neuroscience informs coaching practice and career decision-making.
- Explore Brain-Built concepts and their application in coaching conversations.
- Learn strategies to help clients make more informed, confident career choices.
- Gain insights into the science of change and its role in career coaching.
Course Details:
In The Intersection of Neuroscience & Career Decision, join David Ogle, MSc, PCC, and the ICF Career Coaching Community of Practice for an engaging exploration of how neuroscience principles enhance coaching effectiveness.
This 90-minute webinar dives into the science of change and the practical application of Brain-Built concepts in career coaching. David Ogle shares his experience and research, providing valuable insights into understanding clients’ decision-making processes and empowering them to make more informed, confident career choices.
Through interactive discussions and real-world examples, you’ll learn how to apply neuroscience principles to your coaching practice, enhancing client outcomes and fostering greater self-awareness and clarity.
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