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  • The method of body metaphor in health and well-being coaching using the example of respondents with endocrine disorders

    Book Chapter
    Pedagogy and Psychology as Sciences for the Formation of the Potential of Modern Society
    Authors:
    Dmitrii S. Zanin, Marina M. Golubeva
    Work direction:
    Глава 9
    Abstract:
    Today health & wellness coaching requires new approaches and effective solutions; in order for the client to comply with the instructions and adjust the lifestyle so that it contributes to his recovery, the skill of self-regulation, which is one of the components of emotional intelligence, is necessary. Despite the fact that the ways of regulation and the regulation itself belongs to medicine, the models of self-organization, for example, the experiencing of a body metaphor, is a branch of practical psychology. Therefore we have chosen endocrine disorders to examine as a system-forming unit for the organization of human behavior patterns. That is why, as a sample, we were interested in people with endocrine disorders; the physiology of human activity involves two ways of regulation – neural and humoral ones. The humoral one is determined by the presence or absence of neurotransmitters, which act as hormones and are considered in the endocrine system. According to this, a sample of people with endocrine diseases will have difficulties in self-organization processes. Due to cognitive theory, which studies ways of storing and processing information in the human mind, a metaphor is «the one of the main ways of understanding the world, when we think about one sphere in terms of another, thus classifying reality» [22]. Since the first sphere of human experience is one's own body, there are figurative and schematic concepts in mind that are recognized as some understandable and familiar structures because of previous body experience. And further they are applied to abstract concepts as well. In the process of recognition, in addition to comparison with familiar images, we can also see a comparison with the body, the signal from which can be positive, neutral and negative, which determines the emotional coloring of the resulting image. In this study we will test the effectiveness of working with the body metaphor in health & wellness coaching with people facing endocrine disorders through the development of their emotional intelligence. To take part in the study we invited 60 men and women aged 20 to 35 years upcoming outpatient treatment in the field of endocrine disorders. The respondents have completed our coaching program including the body metaphor method, and the following measurements were taken before and after the program: the test of emotional intelligence (the technique of Nicholas Hall) Author: E.P. Ilyin (2021); Body image questionnaire (OBI). Authors: O.A. Skugarevsky, S.V. Sivukha (2006); Psychological Stress Scale (PSM-25). Adaptation: N.E. Vodopyanov (2009); Emotional Intelligence Test (EmIn-Kr). Authors: D.V. Lusin, A.A. Pankratova, D.S. Kornienko (2022). The results of the study show statistically significant changes according to the Wilcoxon T-test (p < 0.05), which confirms the effectiveness of using methods of body metaphor in the development of emotional intelligence in people with endocrine disorders.
    Keywords:
    emotional intelligence, amp, endocrine disorders, holistic approach, body metaphors, health &amp;amp, wellness coaching
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  • Vzaimosviaz' roditel'skogo vygoraniia i emotsional'noi sfery materei, imeiushchikh detei mladencheskogo i rannego vozrasta

    Book Chapter
    Pedagogy and Psychology as Sciences for the Formation of the Potential of Modern Society
    Author:
    Kseniia S. Moiseeva
    Work direction:
    Глава 10
    Abstract:
    The work is devoted to the study of the relationship between parental burnout and the emotional sphere (empathy, emotional states, hostility and aggression) of mothers with infants and young children who meet the norms of age development. The main theoretical approaches to the study of motherhood, the problems and factors of maternal burnout in mothers and the study of the relationship between parental burnout and the emotional sphere of mothers are considered. As part of an empirical study at the ascertaining stage, in which six hundred mothers of infants and young children participated, statistically significant differences were established in groups of infants and young mothers, and correlational analysis was used to establish the relationship between the emotional sphere of mothers and parental burnout. At the formative stage, a self-coaching program was developed and implemented to correct parental burnout through the impact on the emotional sphere of mothers. At the control stage, the effectiveness of the program was confirmed and the hypothesis about the relationship between parental burnout and the emotional sphere (empathy, emotional states, hostility and aggression) of mothers with infants and young children who meet the standards of age development was confirmed. The results obtained can be used to correct parental burnout in mothers with infants and young children.
    Keywords:
    maternity, parental burnout, emotional sphere, self-coaching
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  • Coaching as an Effective Method for Developing the Professional Motivation of Young Teachers

    Proceeding
    Coaching and mentoring: theory and practice
    Authors:
    Anna S. Stepanova, Daria A. Tikhomirova, Daniil I. Turkenich
    Work direction:
    Modern socio-psychological aspects of risk in the educational environment
    Abstract:
    This article explores the potential of using coaching to enhance the motivation of young teachers. The authors conducted a sociological study using a survey method to examine the impact of coaching on teachers' motivation, self-development, and professional satisfaction. The results of the study demonstrate that coaching can be an effective method for boosting teachers' motivation.
    Keywords:
    motivation, education, teachers, motivation factors, self-development, self-organization, effectiveness, coaching, professional satisfaction, demotivation
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  • The role of coaching in the system of secondary vocational education and in interaction with the employer

    Proceeding
    Coaching and mentoring: theory and practice
    Author:
    Mariia G. Koval'skaia
    Work direction:
    Conditions of the pre-school educational environment that create and ensure the safety of pupils
    Abstract:
    The role of secondary vocational education is relevant in modern Russia: more and more students are enrolled in colleges, new areas of training are emerging. The training is mainly applied in nature, because more than 60 percent of the study time is occupied by practical classes, which are conducted under the guidance of experienced mentors. Coaching as a technology is focused on the individual and can provide an opportunity at an early stage to determine the direction of development and make the right choice of profession. As a result, an employer can get a highly qualified and motivated employee.
    Keywords:
    career guidance, professional competence, technology, coaching, employer, effective communication
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  • Influence of automatic actions on emotional stability: research and practical insights

    Proceeding
    Coaching and mentoring: theory and practice
    Author:
    Alena D. Krasnobryzheva
    Work direction:
    Практические кейсы применения инструментов коучинга и наставника
    Abstract:
    The article explores the influence of automatic actions on emotional stability and offers practical approaches to managing these actions. Using a client as an example, the relationship between everyday rituals and their emotional state is examined. The author proposes methods for tracking, analyzing, and correcting automatic actions to achieve a more stable emotional state.
    Keywords:
    emotional regulation, emotional stability, automatic actions, rituals, mental well-being, emotion management, mindfulness, coaching practices
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