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Date: 22 Nov 2018 - 13 Sep 2019
Hong Kong
Dr. Paul Brown’s Science of the Art of Coaching returns to Hong Kong - the next iteration commences 22nd of November 2018.
A 9-month programme designed for professionals and leaders who wish to acquire deep practical understandings from applied neuroscience about how the brain affects behaviour in coaching and leadership.
Programme Structure and Highlights
Over 9-months, participants will:
1) Attend four blocks of 2-day face-to-face teaching events facilitated by Dr. Paul Brown one of the most original minds in the fields of coaching and applied neuroscience
2) Consolidate learnings with monthly webinars using case material for discussion from a brain-based point of view.
3) Establish, build relationships and share perspectives with a diversity of professionals including Executive Coaches, Talent/HR leaders, Psychologists, Organisational Consultants, Clinicians and Line Managers
Key Learning Outcomes
1. To gain a working understanding of the brain and how it controls behaviour through its cognitive and emotional mechanisms.
2. To apply this in the context of executive coaching & leadership development by expanding the repertoire of your available skills and knowledge.
Specifically:
• The brain and how (we think) it works
• The mind and how it (probably) works
• Emotion as the mainspring of all action
• A simple introduction to neurochemistry
• Regulation and the development of the Self
• Attachment theory
• Life patterns that resonate through the executive life
• Dealing with stress and personal distress
• Using knowledge about the brain within the framework of Neurobehavioural Modelling (NBM)
• Understanding how to enquire in to the biographical basis of current life behaviour and being able to work out how patterns formed from earlier experience go on resonating in adult life at work.
3.Beginning to understand the brain as both the organ of relationship and as the central controller of the way energy is applied to everything
DATES: Face-to-Face Teaching Events
22 & 23 of November 2018
21 & 22nd of March 2018
30th & 31st of May 2019
12th & 13th of September 2019
Designed and Facilitated by 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 recently co-authored several books that provide insights from neuroscience for organisations.
The Fear-Free Organisation (2015) Kogan Page http://thefearfreeorganization.com/
Neuroscience for Leadership: harnessing the brain gain advantage (2015) Palgrave Macmillan Neuropsychology for Coaches: understanding the basics(2012) McGraw-Hill/Open University Press http://www.neuropsychologyforcoaches.com/
Paul lives in Vietnam and consults and teaches in S E Asia, Europe and America. He has created and teaches a world-first distance-learning Masters program in Applied Neuroscience in Organisations.
Who can register?
The course was originally designed for experienced Coaches. However previous cohorts have included: HR and Talent Professionals, Psychologists, Senior Leaders and CEOs with a special interest in applying knowledge from the fields of Coaching and Neuroscience to build a coaching culture in their organisations.
Venue: The Collab, Sheung Wan
Website: Go to event website
Contact: Email Organizer
Brochure: Download
Fees:
Early Bird: $42,800.00 (For applications received prior to 30th of September 2018)
Group Rates: $39,000.00 (Three or more participants who register and pay together)
Corporate Group Rates (Please contact karen@pathwayslimited.com for pricing)
**Overseas concessional rates available
Language: English
*Psychology Matters Asia is not the organizer of the posted event. If you have any enquires, please direct them to the contact in the information.
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