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Paul Anwandter

Coach Master Trainer entitled to seal

Chile

7500966 Santiago, Antonio Varas 697

Tel. 56-2-3763800

www.inpact.net

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Paul Anwandter is an International Trainer in Coaching and a Neuro-linguistic Programming (NLP) Coach, certified by the International Coaching Community (ICC). He is also Master Integral Coach Trainer, Teacher of Clinical Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy, an international NLP Trainer of the International Community of NLP (ICNLP) and a Master Trainer in NLP. His broad knowledge of Coaching led him to become one of the creators of the ICI Integral Coaching model and it is this work which resulted in the publication of his third book "Introducción al Coaching Integral ICI” (introduction to integral coaching). Many of his articles have been published in the specialist press and he is also the author of the books "Un día cada día o la próxima estación" (one day every day or the next station), "Momentos Mágicos o una guía para viajar en el tiempo" (magic moments or a guide to time travel) and “Autohipnosis: Entrene su mente” (self-hypnosis: train your mind), his latest publication. Amongst his most interesting projects is the setting up of the journal ICI-MAG, a forum for information and collaboration between people from the world of Coaching and also an opportunity to increase the enthusiasm of those who are still not part of it. He set up and has been general director of Inpact SA since 1985, and is a member and director of the International Coaching Community (ICC), as well as President of the Asociación Chilena de Coaching (Chilean coaching association). He began his professional training at the Escola de Engenharia Mauá of IMT in Sao Paulo, Brazil, from where he graduated as an electrical engineer. Throughout his career, he has worked in the therapeutic area as a Hypnotherapist and Coach, both in companies and with individuals and also carried out research into human behavior. His tireless search for new models and ways of developing and improving human relationships continues unabated to this day. Paul Anwandter is also a member of a number of associations, including the Colegio de Ingenieros de Chile (the Chilean engineers’ association), the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc. (IEEE) in the U.S.A. and a member of the Systems, Man and Cybernetics Society and of the Society on Social Implications of Technology, both of the I.E.E.E, as well as of the ICC.