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Kitsap Satellite - Introduction to “mBraining” – Where ancient wisdom meets modern science in a Behavioral Engineering tool

  • Wednesday, October 17, 2018
  • 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • The BARN - 8890 Three Tree Lane NE, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110

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  • CCEUs only included if offered.
  • You are a current member of ICF Washington State. CCEUs are included in your registration.
  • CCEUs only included if offered.
  • CCEUs only included if offered.
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October 17, 2018 - 6:30 pm  and BARN, 8890 Three Tree Lane, Bainbridge Island WA

Presented by

Kelly Thomas, BSME, ACC 
  
1.0  Core Competency and .5 Resource Development CCEUs
Members $10, Non-members $20
Hosted by ICF Washington State

Description of Course

Recent scientific research shows we have three brains, or fully functional neural networks, that inform our behaviors, decisions, and ways of being. “Trusting your gut” and “Following your heart” have roots in ancient traditions that are now proven by science to have influence over our Autonomic Nervous System.

The concepts of mBraining and mBIT (Multi-Braining Integration Techniques) as described by Grant Soosalu & Marvin Oka in their book “Using your Multiple Brains to do Cool Stuff” will be presented along with practical exercises for recognizing imbalance and aligning the three brains in order to improve one’s sense of well-being.

What you will learn:

  • The new science behind the ancient wisdom
  • The Core Competencies of each “brain”
  • Practical applications for identifying the source of misalignment of the three intelligences and working towards alignment
    ICF Core Competencies Developed: Coaching Presence; Active Listening; Creating Awareness.


    About Kelly

    Kelly holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from SDSU and is the Lead Engineer for Northrop Grumman Field Operations at the Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor Trident Submarine Base. (Mostly, we launch UFOs.)


    Kelly is also an Associate Certified Coach with ICF and provides internal coaching to her colleagues within Northrop Grumman as well as to mid-career professionals externally. Her role as a mechanical engineer in the maritime, aerospace and defense industries since 1991 has provided her with epic frustrations and satisfying accomplishments; “engineering” being a euphemism for never giving up and asking those provocative questions that uncover answers toward progress. This experience lends itself well to the field of professional coaching, where she utilizes her natural gifts of humor and intuition along with the practices of collaborative partnerships to reach goals.