Add credible applied neuroscience to your coaching skill-set.
33 CCEs (28 Core Competency hours & 5 Resource Development hours, ICF Registered)
33 CEUs (HPCSA Registered)
The 12-week Neurozone® Advanced Course will teach you how to support individuals and teams to become the best version of themselves, by blending:
Behavioural brain diagnostics
Neuroscience insights, and
Robust coaching methodologies
The course will enable you to:
Gain deep insights into how the brain-body system functions to build resilience for individuals, teams, and organisations
Learn about the drivers of brain performance that inform the code for high performance
Understand the impact of mindset and unconscious attention on performance energy neuroscience
Design your coaching approach using the principles of integrative behavioural neuroscience
Gain coachable insights of the neuroscience of mindfulness and high performance energy
Optimise your own brain-body system to propel your coaching to the next level
The first part of the 12-week course is a six-week online commitment covering behavioural neuroscience and drivers of brain performance that inform resilience and high-performance readiness.
The second part of the course consists of six live online sessions (weekly) dedicated to the practical integration of neuroscience theory into your coaching practice.
Programme dates
2025 | |
14 January Online programme latest start date | 05 March Online programme latest start date |
14 January - Virtual Orientation session | 05 March - Virtual Orientation session |
25 February- Virtual Practical session 1 | 16 April - Virtual Practical session 1 |
04 March - Virtual Practical session 2 | 23 April - Virtual Practical session 2 |
11 March - Virtual Practical session 3 | 30 April - Virtual Practical session 3 |
18 March - Virtual Practical session 4 | 07 May - Virtual Practical session 4 |
25 March- Virtual Practical session 5 | 14 May- Virtual Practical session 5 |
01 April - Virtual Practical session 6 | 21 May - Virtual Practical session 6 |
Virtual sessions: 16:00 – 18:00 SAST | Virtual sessions: 09:00 - 11:00 SAST |
22 April Online programme latest start date | 11 June Online programme latest start date |
22 April - Virtual Orientation session | 11 June- Virtual Orientation session |
03 June - Virtual Practical session 1 | 23 July - Virtual Practical session 1 |
10 June - Virtual Practical session 2 | 30 July - Virtual Practical session 2 |
17 June - Virtual Practical session 3 | 06 August - Virtual Practical session 3 |
24 June - Virtual Practical session 4 | 13 August - Virtual Practical session 4 |
01 July- Virtual Practical session 5 | 20 August - Virtual Practical session 5 |
08 July - Virtual Practical session 6 | 27 August - Virtual Practical session 6 |
Virtual sessions: 16:00 – 18:00 SAST | Virtual sessions: 09:00 - 11:00 SAST |
05 August Online programme latest start date | 24 September Online programme latest start date |
05 August- Virtual Orientation session | 23 September - Virtual Orientation session |
16 September - Virtual Practical session 1 | 05 November- Virtual Practical session 1 |
23 September - Virtual Practical session 2 | 12 November - Virtual Practical session 2 |
30 September - Virtual Practical session 3 | 19 November - Virtual Practical session 3 |
07 October - Virtual Practical session 4 | 26 November - Virtual Practical session 4 |
14 October- Virtual Practical session 5 | 03 December- Virtual Practical session 5 |
21 October - Virtual Practical session 6 | 10 December - Virtual Practical session 6 |
Virtual sessions: 16:00 – 18:00 SAST | Virtual sessions: 09:00 - 11:00 SAST |
Facilitators
The theoretical component requires self-study and includes detailed podcasts and webinars presented by Dr Etienne van der Walt, an accomplished neurologist, cognitive neuroscientist, and authority in early childhood brain development. The practical component is facilitated by Marina Pretorius, a seasoned organizational psychologist and coach.
Is this programme for me?
Coaches and HR professionals
Course Details
Duration: 12 weeks
Presented by: Dr Etienne van der Walt, Marina Pretorius
Materials included:
Prerequisites: None