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Episode 27Coaching demo29 min

Coaching Demo with Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt: Learn Coaching with Pictures and the Zurich-Resource-Model

with Jasmin Messerschmidt, Inhaberin/Owner, Management Consultant

Auch auf Deutsch: Coaching-Demo mit Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt: Coaching mit Bildern & dem Zürcher Ressourcen Modell (ZRM)

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Show notes

In this episode of "The Making of a Coach," Dr. Jasmin Messerschmidt, a renowned expert in the Zurich Resource Model coaches Tobi exploring the integration of image-based coaching and somatic markers in coaching practices. Dr. Messerschmidt shares insights into how the Zurich Resource Model, a blend of motivational psychology and neuroscience, can empower clients to achieve self-chosen goals. The discussion delves into the embodiment in coaching, highlighting the importance of aligning the unconscious and conscious mind for effective change.


Key Learnings:

Incorporate image-based coaching to connect the conscious and unconscious mind, enhancing clarity and focus in coaching sessions.

Utilize somatic markers to identify and address clients' physical sensations and emotional responses, fostering deeper self-awareness.

Apply the Zurich resource model to create structured self-management strategies, enabling clients to achieve their goals through self-directed efforts.


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Episode Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Image-Based Coaching

00:44 Understanding the Zurich Resource Model

02:28 Personal and Professional Transitions

05:08 Exploring Somatic Markers

09:15 Selecting Images for Coaching

13:00 Positive Associations with Images

18:29 Formulating a Motto Goal

24:11 Embodiment and Practical Application

28:01 Conclusion and Reflections

Transcript

Full transcript, edited for readability. Every timestamp jumps the video to that moment.

Jasmin Messerschmidt: What does the image trigger in terms of feelings, in terms of physical sensations? Tobi: Panic, I would almost say. Tobi: What I see in front of me is a person cutting a cucumber, who has placed their finger under the knife, so that at any moment they will not only cut the cucumber but also their finger. And I feel that directly. I would say, in my chest area, a tightening and an uncertainty, and in my stomach.

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