Reut Schwartz-Hebron

The neuroscience of stretching from a group to a team.

Reut Schwartz-Hebron is the founder of KCI and a trailblazer in Advanced Applied Neuroscience. As a leading interdisciplinary expert of both neuroscience and difficult change she holds distinguished board positions (focusing on the intersection of coaching and neuroscience), is an academic guest lecturer (for students completing Masters and PhD degrees), and is a speaker, TV guest expert (on networks like CNN, Fox, and Amazon Prime), and a published author of multiple books and numerous articles in renowned publications. Reut is a top international expert on topics like unlearning and the neuroscience of transformation. As a Certifying Partner, alongside the rest of the KCI team, Reut trained and certified hundreds of coaches and change facilitators to use powerful advanced applied neuroscience techniques for guiding people through difficult change.

What she will be presenting

In this session, we will explore how to effectively coach team leaders to stretch beyond their habitual leadership styles and lead from a place of team-oriented purpose. Drawing from insights in Advanced Applied Neuroscience, we will examine how this shift often requires personal growth and the development of more adaptive response patterns to emotional discomfort.

You will also learn how to minimize team drama by understanding and applying neuroscience-informed strategies that target the emotional regulation systems in both leaders and teams. The session will include a deep dive into the brain systems involved in transformation, offering practical guidance on how to engage these systems through specific coaching practices and change design elements.

This session is ideal for coaches, change agents, and leaders who want to bring a science-based approach to sustainable team development.