Author: Rachel Bamber

I first trained in what is now called brain-based coaching skills over fifteen years ago and whilst I have actively learnt other coaching methodologies and am familiar with many others, research from neuroscience has demonstrated that having basic knowledge about the brain will enable a professional coach, whether working in private practice or employed in the corporate environment, to increase efficiency, results and the overall effectiveness of the coaching engagement.
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