Research Paper By Bianca Vlad
(Life Coach, ROMANIA)
The case study presented above showcases how some of the CBT principles can be applied in a non-therapeutic way, within a coaching context – here are some of principles that were used to Continue…
Research Paper: How Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Can Benefit Coaching
A Research Paper created by Ann Elliott
(Executive Coaching, THAILAND)
Coaching is not therapy, counseling or psychology. Although intervention often follows some psychological models such as behavioral theory, the actual process of coaching should not be mistaken for a therapeutic Continue Reading…
Power Tool: Cognitive vs. Limbic
A Coaching Power Tool created by Lynne Elder
(Professional Training & Coaching, UNITED KINGDOM)
Cognitive thinking (as in CBT) uses the frontal elements of the brain and is very much about information-processing, reasoning and problem-solving. It’s practical, systematic and deliberate How is this significant within coaching? Continue Reading…
Research Paper: Cognitive-Behavioral to Improve Self-Esteem for Coaching Clients
Research Paper By Kylie Springman
(Empowerment Coach, UNITED STATES)
In this paper, cognitive-behavioral techniques will be utilized within a coaching context. Three main techniques are illustrated below: First, problematic perfectionistic beliefs and behaviors Continue Reading…
