Neuromyths are pervasive, often misleading, and can significantly impact how we perceive ourselves and our capabilities. In this compelling journey through the complex world of neuroscience and coaching psychology, I dismantle some neuromyths, challenge traditional thinking, and offer practical, relatable insights for personal and professional growth. Let me explain – come and listen to the…
Published by Kate Brassington on 09/02/24 on LinkedIn. The Lone Ranger is a fun archetype for mystery and adventure. But it isn’t much of an archetype for effective leaders in this highly-connected, and people-oriented world. Time and again I help people identify and clarify the system they are working and operating within, BEFORE we coach…
(Trigger warning – trauma, childbirth) My Story of Bounce-Back Resilience Bounce-back Resilience. Words hacked around and much over-used. So to bring them to life, here’s my personal, real, story. Going Through Hell Resilience, to me, is best described by Winston Churchill – “If you’re going through Hell, keep going!” Keep on going. For goodness sake,…
In our training, coaches are told that we do not work with trauma because that is the job of therapists. But like so many things in life, this simple statement of black and white actually contains a massive grey area. Specialist coaches work WITH trauma In fact, some coaches DO work with trauma. Here’s how.…