Executive or Professional coaching
What difference would it make to your business if you or your team members had more confidence and greater self-awareness? How would your customers benefit from your team’s improved emotional intelligence? How would greater clarity about your business goals help your company succeed? Is everyone in the business using their time as effectively as possible?
If you have ever wondered about any of these questions you’ll be interested to know that these are the most typical benefits of executive coaching, according to a major survey carried out by the Association for Coaching.
Our bodies are very, very clever things. They absorb the stresses and strains of everyday life and protect us in ways that we are only barely beginning to understand.
Contemporary psychotherapy and neuroscience are in agreement that the body has a ‘mind of its own’ – that it holds important emotional information and is willing to communicate with us if only we knew how to talk to it effectively.
Our practitioners at The Lightwell Practice all have one thing in common: we know that people in emotional need don’t respond to techniques: they respond to people
This means two things: we don’t use gimmicky therapies and all of our associates are hand-picked because of their qualities as therapists and their focus on the relational aspect of personal development.
I love this article. A challenge to the individualism of psychotherapy, whilst advocating for psychotherapy to play… twitter.com/i/web/status/11082…
