by Peter Zoeftig (UK) 1st Part of the article appears in the 27th edition magazine "Using NLP in Coaching" on pages This article lays out how using ‘embodied’ coaching techniques can be used to lead and pace clients, advocating a ‘natural approach’ and conversational style that accelerates the acquisition
Obtaining and Using Physical Responses, for “Embodied” Leadership Outcome by Peter Zoeftig (UK) Continuation ... What role does the coach have? Facilitator? Master? Model? Challenger? Critical observer? One of the problems with TPR (and with much training) was that it is very coach-centred, placing clients in a very passive
By Peter Zoeftig (United Kingdom) Outcomes-based coaching and skills acquisition, as I define it here, is where the learner defines his/her targets in alliance with a coach, and is engaged positively in the adventure of how to reach them. The coachee learns where he/she needs to be, and what
