title: Neuroscience for Coaches: How to Use the Latest Insights for the Benefit of Your Clients
author:  Amy Brann 
description: "<i>Neuroscience for Coaches</i> achieves the rare feat of simplifying complex ideas and concepts and translating them to meaningful practical action. It is a must-read for any coach seeking to enhance their knowledge, skills and credibility." (Ruth Stuart, Learning and Development Research Adviser <i>Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD)</i>)<br /><br />
zlib_text: WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT
  INTEGRATION: THE POWER OF BEING CO-ACTIVE
  IN WORK AND LIFE
  Ann and Karen, thank you for this wonderful example of
  integration, the hallmark of a healthy brain and the guiding
  principle for healthy relationships, workplaces, and communities.
  Because you incorporate your own personal experiences, we readers
  don’t have to set aside our human interest in order to bene�t from
  the neuroscience. Karen’s experience in developing Co-Active
  Coaching, a cornerstone of coaching practice, and Ann’s ability to
  put brain research into practice incorporate both “what to do” and
  “how it works.” This is integration at its best: stimulation for our
  thinking, doing AND being to make a di�erence in the world.
  Linda J. Page, Ph.D., President of Adler Coaching and co-author
  (with David Rock) of Coaching with the Brain in Mind
  An important book, �lled with clarity and insight, which diagnoses
  separation as the essential malady human beings su�er from, and
  o�ers a practical and det