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Embodied coaching is fast-growing in popularity for one simple reason: it’s remarkably effective at helping people change their behavior for the better. Recently released research indicates that embodied coaching outperforms yoga, meditation, and bodywork in helping us develop:
 -resilience,
 -conflict management skills,
 -and life satisfaction.

Come learn how to apply these counterintuitive research results to your own practice, for the benefit of both your clients and yourself.

In this interactive and experiential session, participants will learn:
1. What neurobiology tells us about why embodied, experiential approaches to coaching are essential.
2. What research shows about the outcomes of embodied coaching… and why it seems to outperform other forms of embodied practice.
3. Some simple things you can start doing TODAY to make your coaching practice more experiential and embodied.

About the Speaker
Dr. Amanda Blake is an internationally celebrated educator with a pedigree spanning more than 25 years and 35,000 students in companies, nonprofits, colleges and universities, professional associations, and more. She has shown people in over 50 countries how they can enjoy life more while making a bigger contribution, and has reached many thousands more as a top-rated podcast guest and with her award-winning book “Your Body is Your Brain.”
Her innovative work has been praised as both pragmatic and profound. Mandy’s primary research areas are the neurobiology of embodied learning, applied ethics, and leadership effectiveness. She is a Master Somatic Coach and holds a degree in Human Biology from Stanford University and a doctorate in Management from Case Western Reserve.