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The Science Behind Goals and Habit Formation

  • May 22, 2019
  • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Lee Hecht Harrison 230 Park Avenue Suite 600 New York, New York
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This event is sold out - walk-ins will not be accepted.

Join us to expand your coaching skills in an interactive session on the Science Behind Goals and Habit Formation

Goals, habit formation and behavior change are at the heart of coaching. In this session you’ll learn the science behind establishing habits that enable behavior change, and how those practices can strengthen you as a coach.  This event is ideal for all practice areas of coaching and will explore the underlying science of habit formation to help inform your coaching strategies and tactics. 

It has been shown that regularly practiced behaviors become habits, no longer requiring us to continue thinking about doing them. In order to create desired habits and attain goals, we must remove obstacles and temptations in the environment that inhibit desired behaviors. When we reward behaviors, we insure they will be repeated.  This reinforcement can be either extrinsic with things like public praise and recognition or intrinsic with a boost to self-esteem.

Understanding the routines that best help you to excel and how to acknowledge them sets you up for success in the impactful work that you do.

Meet our speaker


Brittany Holmes, PhD

NeuroLeadership Institute (NLI)      

Senior Researcher

Dr. Holmes completed her Ph.D. in Social Neuroscience at the University of Rome in the Social and Cognitive Neuroscience Lab (SCNL), where she investigated the neural and behavioral correlates of social attention, self-other distinction and in-group/out-group membership processing. Her research incorporates neuroimaging, psychophysical and behavioral measures and is published in peer-reviewed journals.

Previously, Dr. Holmes earned a master’s degree from Columbia University after studying cognitive neuroscience and education. She has taught courses in both cognitive and educational psychology and presented her research at many international conferences. 

Dr. Holmes lends her scientific expertise to developing neuroscience-based learning experiences that transform organizational leadership. 

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Evening  agenda

6:00PM 

6:30PM 

8:00PM-9:00PM

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Join us as Dr. Holmes lends her scientific expertise to developing neuroscience-based learning experiences that transform organizational leadership.  Share an evening of discovery and expanded awareness as you learn about the ways in which your behaviors and habits support your excellence!

CCEUs: Core Competencies 1.5, Resource Development 1

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