Dates: 20.02.20 & 21.02.20
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Prof. Dr. Paul Brown
Monarch Business School Switzerland
Investment:
Regular fee (from 01.01.20):
Members of ICF, ACSM, EMCC, AC, MACC :
Non-members :
RM 5,310
RM 5,900
Early bird (until 31.12.19) :
Members of ICF, ACSM, EMCC, AC, MACC :
Non-members:
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RM 4,320
RM 4,800
Super early bird (until 15.11.19) :
Members of ICF, ACSM, EMCC, AC, MACC :
Non-members :
RM 4,105
RM 4,560
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SYNOPSIS
A two day face-to-face workshop facilitated by Dr. Paul Brown from the Monarch Business School in Switzerland, that provides participants with the opportunity to deepen their practical understanding of how the brain works and what the implications of that are in a coaching context for individual development, leadership, and organisational behaviour in general.
How do we turn the current understanding about how the brain works into really useful knowledge in a coaching and wider organisational context?
If human beings are primarily physical rather than psychological systems, then – like the rest of the whole universe – each is a demonstration of energy. This means that as Executive Coaches, our tasks is to understand the sources of energy within the individual that can be directed towards achieving personal coaching goals.
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
Participation in the workshop is intended to be the beginning of a process of continuous professional development in the areas of applied neuroscience and coaching. Participants will walk away with:
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A working understanding of the brain and how it controls behaviour through the regulation and integration of its cognitive and emotional mechanisms.
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An appreciation of what this knowledge means in an executive coaching context for individual and leadership development, and organisational behaviour in general.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Executive Coaches or other Business Professionals (e.g. HR and Talent Leaders, Learning and Development Professionals etc) who aspire to deepen their practical understanding of how the brain impacts coaching and leadership development processes.
SYLLABUS
DAY ONE | How the brain works, how (we think) the mind works, and how the basic emotions create feelings and are the key drivers of the self-regulating systems we call people.
The Brain and How It Works
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Terminology
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Structure and function
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Triune brain
Emotion – the Mainstream of All Action
For participants to learn about the emotional system of the brain and from there to be able to approach and develop coaching sessions based on this understanding of the emotional system, the way feelings are generated, and the bases of personal motivation (planning and intervening).
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Emotions, feelings, moods and states
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E-Motion as the driver of action
Day Two | The nature of attachment, the impact of attachment on the brain and the key role of relationships. An introduction to Dr. Brown’s model for biographical enquiry.
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Attachment Theory – the way early life relationship experience resonates throughout the whole of life in every kind of relationship.
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Understanding your coaching client. An introduction to Biographical Enquiry – The HASIE Model.
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Experiential coaching practice using the HASIE Model – demonstration exercise/debrief & composite coaching/debrief.
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Epigenetics and Polyvagal Theory wrap up and questions.
Please note that this two-day SAC Professional Foundations workshop does not equip participants to claim expertise in practice as a coach whose professional working knowledge includes a brain-based perspective. It is an introduction to the beginnings of what might be a process of continuing professional development.
THE FULL SAC PROGRAMME | Next Intake commences in May 2020, Singapore
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THE BRAIN BEHIND THE SAC PROGRAMMES | Prof. Dr. PAUL BROWN
Faculty Professor, Organisational Neuroscience, Monarch Business School Switzerland, External Advisor, International Energy & Research Centre, the Tyndall National Institute, University of Cork and International Chairman of the Vietnam Consulting Group, Ho Chi Minh City.
A Clinical and Organisational Psychologist and Executive Coach and Supervisor, Paul’s main focus is in creating a General Theory of the Individual and the Organisation based upon mapping how energy flows or gets blocked in the pursuit of profit or other outcomes within the organisational system.
He has co-authored several books that provide insights from neuroscience for organisations:
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All the Brains in the Business: The Engendered Brain in the 21st Century Organisation (2019) Palgrave Macmillan, explores why even now when women are in the E-suite in their own right, organisations still require them to be the best men they can be; and what the great and added value of releasing feminine energy into the organisation would be.
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The Fear-Free Organisation (2015) Kogan Page http://thefearfreeorganization.com/
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Neuroscience for Leadership: Harnessing the Brain Gain Advantage (2015) Palgrave Macmillan
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Neuropsychology for Coaches: Understanding the Basics (2012) McGraw-Hill/Open University Press
