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Category Archives: Neurologic Coaching
When the Body Moves Forward but the System Fails to Launch — Inside the Perceptual & Structural Domain
In a podcast episode by Master Coach Tijen Genco and Sajili Mohan Chawla, PCC, they explore how to assist clients who feel ready yet remain blocked. They discuss perceptual and structural inquiries, advanced listening techniques, and case studies demonstrating cognitive and neurologic patterns. The episode offers insights into effective coaching practices for facilitating human transformation.
Neurologic Coaching: Seeing Beyond Client Narratives and Cognitive Distortions
When a client says, “It’s always the same… nobody does anything unless I do it,” they’re not just sharing a story — they’re revealing how their cognitive processing shapes their lived experience. As coaches, if we listen only to the narrative or the emotional tone, we miss the deeper architecture of the mind that’s drivingContinue reading “Neurologic Coaching: Seeing Beyond Client Narratives and Cognitive Distortions”
Emotional Inquiry & Reflection in the Felt Sense Domain: Somatic, Energetic & Precognitive Awareness
In the first episode of Season 2 of “Coaching with Mastery and Elegance,” Tijen Genco and Sajili Mohan Chawla discuss the Felt Sense Domain, emphasizing precognitive emotional signals and their role in coaching. The episode teaches listeners how to improve coaching effectiveness by recognizing emotional indicators and facilitating meaningful client engagement, laying a foundation for deeper exploration in future courses.
🍂 Embrace the Season of Mastery: Fall & Winter Offerings from Genco Coaching
As autumn transitions into winter, Genco Coaching introduces four transformative pathways for coaches aiming to enhance their practice. These offerings include Group Mentor Coaching, Genco Method trainings, and Philosophical Concepts sessions, promoting professional development through experiential learning and mastery, ultimately guiding coaches towards personal and professional growth.
Mastering Cognitive Behavioral Responses in Coaching
How to Recognize, Understand, and Respond to Cognitive Distortions and the Client’s Neurolinguistic Patterning Our clients’ neural system holds one of the primary keys to their breakthroughs. In the Genco Method Neurologic Approach to Coaching Training, you will learn a revolutionary, evidence-based framework that integrates neuroscience directly into your coaching practice. This training will equipContinue reading “Mastering Cognitive Behavioral Responses in Coaching”
Coaching with Mastery and Elegance with Tijen Genco Episode 39
In the podcast episode “Rewiring for Growth,” Tijen Genco interviews Pam Aks on the intersection of neuroscience, mindset, and coaching. They discuss neuroplasticity, patience in behavior change, overcoming cognitive distortions, and the impact of small shifts. Pam offers actionable strategies for coaches to facilitate client growth and self-compassion.
How to Facilitate Meaningful and Soulful Changes as a Coach
Tune in to hear Tijen speak about facilitating soulful and sustainable changes as a coach.
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Coaching with Mastery and Elegance with Tijen Genco Podcast
In Episode 35, Tijen Genco and Sajili explore embodied leadership and sovereignty, emphasizing the relationship between energy, embodiment, and leadership. They discuss self-governance, autonomy, and the human response to change, including the potential role of AI in promoting sovereignty. The episode encourages awareness, discernment, and transformation in coaching practices.
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