Carmela Bennett's guest appearances

Carmela Bennett

The Team Coaching Zone Podcast: Coaching | Teams | Leadership

Rich in Relationship

Mamie Kanfer Stewart

Jessa Zimmerman

Mike Robbins

Susan Guthrie

Aaron Dignan

Stacy Francis

Paul Allen

Greg Gorman

Rosalind Sedacca

William Adams

David Silverman

Karen Bigman

Richard Boyatzis

Jennifer Garvey Berger

Amanda Blake

OwlTail

Carmela and Rich talk about the relationship between mind, body, and emotion and how to unlock triggers and blocks.   Dr. Carmela Bennett Bio: I blend 25 years of experience and training with psychodynamic, somatic (mind/body integration), gestalt and the expressive arts, to work with individuals, couples and families and specialize in relationships, anxiety disorders, addiction, life/career transitions, PTSD and developmental trauma. My training in somatic experiencing enables me to address trauma at its bodily source -an inside out approach that cognitive approaches can’t access. My belief in our human drive for wholeness extends to my extensive work with individuals and families impacted by addiction, a fundamental disconnect of mind, body, and spirit. This holistic approach enables me to meet clients where they are, bring the unconscious into consciousness, work with difficult emotions, and develop practical skills that enable new insights to become new ways of experiencing your internal and external life, relationships, and make career and life decisions that create the meaningful life you seek. Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming, especially in times of crisis when you need it most. I warmly invite you to reach out by phone or email through my website and schedule a free initial consultation to explore how we might work together to help you live a life of purpose and connection with self and others. www.carmelabennett.com

Carmela and Rich talk about the relationship between mind, body, and emotion and how to unlock triggers and blocks.  Dr. Carmela Bennett Bio: I blend 25 years of experience and training with psychodynamic, somatic (mind/body integration), gestalt and the expressive arts, to work with individuals, couples and families and specialize in relationships, anxiety disorders, addiction, life/career transitions, PTSD and developmental trauma. My training in somatic experiencing enables me to address trauma at its bodily source -an inside out approach that cognitive approaches can’t access. My belief in our human drive for wholeness extends to my extensive work with individuals and families impacted by addiction, a fundamental disconnect of mind, body, and spirit. This holistic approach enables me to meet clients where they are, bring the unconscious into consciousness, work with difficult emotions, and develop practical skills that enable new insights to become new ways of experiencing your internal and external life, relationships, and make career and life decisions that create the meaningful life you seek. Finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming, especially in times of crisis when you need it most. I warmly invite you to reach out by phone or email through my website and schedule a free initial consultation to explore how we might work together to help you live a life of purpose and connection with self and others. www.carmela<a href="http://bennett.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bennett.com</a>

Feelings, Your Mind, & Your Body With Dr. Carmela Bennett 

How can integrating embodiment approaches supercharge your leadership and team coaching practice? Is there any science behind somatic practices? Is embodiment the missing key to moving from transactional to transformational leadership and teams? Tune in to this week’s episode of the Team Coaching Zone podcast where host Dr. Krister Lowe explores these and other compelling topics with featured guest Dr. Carmela Bennett—an executive leadership coach and consultant and leadership faculty member at Columbia University. In this episode Dr. Bennett shares her journey from an early childhood epiphany while watching the Nutcracker, to her sojourn into various forms of dance, to becoming a behavioral health therapist, to becoming an Aikido practitioner, to pursuing a doctorate in body-based leadership development and coaching, and to becoming a thought leader, teacher and practitioner in embodiment coaching and consulting. Specific themes explored in the podcast include:  How awareness is helpful but often insufficient to manifest change Integrating “being and doing” Positioning somatic and embodiment approaches in the marketplace Ways the body responds to situations The science behind somatic approaches Mindfulness and partnership practices Incorporating the “neck down” in leadership development in addition to the “head” Stories and tips for how to apply embodiment practices in one-to-one and team coaching Resources for getting started in incorporating embodiment into your coaching practice And more!  Tune in today to this episode of the Team Coaching Zone podcast and let Dr. Carmela Bennett help you move your coaching from the transactional to the transformational! This is an episode that you will surely not want to miss!

How can integrating embodiment approaches supercharge your leadership and team coaching practice? Is there any science behind somatic practices? Is embodiment the missing key to moving from transactional to transformational leadership and teams? Tune in to this week’s episode of the Team Coaching Zone podcast where host Dr. Krister Lowe explores these and other compelling topics with featured guest Dr. Carmela Bennett—an executive leadership coach and consultant and leadership faculty member at Columbia University. In this episode Dr. Bennett shares her journey from an early childhood epiphany while watching the Nutcracker, to her sojourn into various forms of dance, to becoming a behavioral health therapist, to becoming an Aikido practitioner, to pursuing a doctorate in body-based leadership development and coaching, and to becoming a thought leader, teacher and practitioner in embodiment coaching and consulting. Specific themes explored in the podcast include: <ul> <li>How awareness is helpful but often insufficient to manifest change</li> <li>Integrating “being and doing”</li> <li>Positioning somatic and embodiment approaches in the marketplace</li> <li>Ways the body responds to situations</li> <li>The science behind somatic approaches</li> <li>Mindfulness and partnership practices</li> <li>Incorporating the “neck down” in leadership development in addition to the “head”</li> <li>Stories and tips for how to apply embodiment practices in one-to-one and team coaching</li> <li>Resources for getting started in incorporating embodiment into your coaching practice</li> <li>And more!</li> </ul> Tune in today to this episode of the Team Coaching Zone podcast and let Dr. Carmela Bennett help you move your coaching from the transactional to the transformational! This is an episode that you will surely not want to miss!

093: Dr. Carmela Bennett: Moving from Transactional to Transformational: Integrating Embodiment Theory and Practices into Leadership and Team Coaching