Основы психологии Agile коучинга
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Agile Coach — это модно! Но как можно выделиться из толпы некомпетентных? Этот семинар поможет в разъяснении научных основ коучинга. Мы разберем разные его способы: открытые вопросы, рефлексию, слушание, дугу беседы. Мы также поймем процесс нейропластичности и способы формирования нейронных путей. Затем мы перейдем к мотивации и узнаем, какой тип является лучшим. Наконец, мы закончим на обсуждении состояний активации мозга, которые мы будем практиковать в нескольких коротких упражнениях.
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