EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Effectiveness of a Cognitive Behavioral Coaching Program Delivered Via Video in Real World Settings

New study proves Cognitive Behavioral Coaching is effective at reducing stress and improving well-being

About the Panel

Sherice Torres is an inspirational leader with nearly 25 years of experience in marketing, brand management, strategic planning, and change management. She currently serves as Global Director of Inclusion at Google – responsible for driving inclusion strategy including employee resource groups, leadership inclusion councils, inclusion partnerships, events, and insights. Sherice is the mother of 2 boys, with a passion for revolutionizing the public education system in the US, and advancing academic and professional opportunities for women and people of color.

About the Summary:

The study, Effectiveness of a Cognitive Behavioral Coaching Program Delivered Via Video in Real World Settings published in the journal Telemedicine and e-Health, shows that Cognitive Behavior Coaching (CBC) can be highly effective at reducing mild symptoms of stress and improving mental well-being.

The executive summary includes:

  • Highlights of the research paper written for a non-clinical audience
  • Summary of how the study was conducted
  • Description of Cognitive Behavioral Coaching and how it draws from proven clinical techniques
  • Charts showing the clinical outcomes achieved with CBC