BCI Study

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Psychology of Coaching Research

Accelerate Your Success: Speed Coaching for Go-Getters

Speed Coaching is a quick and efficient mini coaching session with the primary aim of honing in on one priority for the Coachee.

The Coacher will ask a series of questions around the identified topic to support the Coachee to move towards their desired outcome.

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why participate

What you gain as a BCI_Study coachee

Participating coachee's contribute to groundbreaking coaching research while receiving in-person professional coaching in return.

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Focus

The coaching session is intentionally goal-orientated, and aimed at supporting the coachee to get back on track, to clarify core objectives and safely drive meaningful progress.

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Actionable

The coaching session is structured, using the GROW model*The GROW model (Goal, Reality, Options, Will) is a foundational framework in coaching research, originally developed by John Whitmore, Graham Alexander, and Alan Fine. to identify specific, practical action steps that can be taken immediately, to ensure sustainable, measurable, and lasting change.

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Motivation

The coachign session pace can be deeply energising and insightful, to inspire profound momentum, foster resilience, and maintain a highly positive mindset throughout.

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Voices from the Study

What participating practitioners say

The insights I've gained in such a short time were so much more than I could have possibly expected. The coach was realistic and very knowledgeable and supportive. I heard myself for the very first time. Thank you.

Claire M.

An interesting experience, I struggled to find out what was happening, when I was offered the chance to be coached I accepted because I felt stuck. I now understand why I procrastinate and how to overcome this.

Dr Charles T

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