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About Jennifer
Jennifer Zach, founder of Zach Coaching, LLC, is a graduate of the world’s first coaching school and is certified in mind-body coaching and integrative somatic trauma therapy. Author of Somatic Awareness: Leading with Body Intelligence, Jennifer empowers her clients to optimize results by blending logical thinking with body intelligence through her work as an author, speaker, and coach.
Work Experience
Jennifer's over 20 years of corporate experience in the financial and utilities sectors have honed her business and leadership expertise, making her a trusted advisor and valuable resource for clients nationwide
3N Model
Jennifer is known for her proprietary 3N Model—Notice, Name, Navigate. The impact and personal and professional transformation that her clients achieve through this process is what makes her work so important.
Volunteerism
Jennifer is the president of Kirkwood Keynotes Toastmasters Club, a member of the Hawkeye Association for Talent Development (ATD) Advisory Council, and proud member of the International Coaching Federation.
In the Media
You can find Jennifer's work in publications like Somatic Psychotherapy Today, Choice - The Magazine of Professional Coaching, ATD's TD Magazine, and Training Magazine. She has also been a featured speaker at conferences, including ATD's ALC, Disrupt HR, and Iowa SHRM.
Outside of her professional endeavors, Jennifer is an avid reader and enjoys knitting and playing pickleball. She and her husband live on their family farm in Iowa, are the proud parents of a one-and-only daughter, and caretakers of two spoiled cats, Yow and Peanut.
Reader reviews
Discover the transformative power of somatic awareness.
“Somatic Awareness: Leading with Body Intelligence” is a game-changer for anyone interested in enhancing their leadership skills through body awareness. The book beautifully bridges the gap between mind and body, offering deep insights into how our physical presence and sensations can inform and improve our leadership abilities. The practical exercises and real-life examples are incredibly helpful, making the concepts accessible and actionable. This book is a must-read for leaders who want to develop a more holistic approach to their role, fostering greater self-awareness and more effective communication. Highly recommend for personal and professional growth!”
Why somatic awareness?
Somatic awareness helps you tune into your body's signals, allowing you to navigate stress, build resilience, and make decisions with clarity and confidence. By noticing, naming, and navigating your inner experiences, you can foster trust, strengthen relationships, and stay focused on achieving your goals while leading with greater impact.
Noticing what your body knows
Your body often knows before your mind does. As highlighted in The Body Keeps the Score by Dr. Bessel van der Kolk, physical sensations hold vital information about your emotions and experiences. By noticing these signals, you can better understand and process your responses, paving the way for greater self-awareness, emotional regulation, and a deeper connection to yourself and others.
Name your emotions
Naming your emotions helps bridge the gap between what you feel and how you understand it. As research shows, putting emotions into words can reduce their intensity and create clarity. By identifying and labeling your emotions, you gain insight into your inner world, empowering you to respond intentionally rather than react impulsively. This practice builds emotional intelligence, fosters resilience, and strengthens your relationships.
Navigate your experiences
Navigating your experiences begins with calming your nervous system using simple somatic strategies—like deep breathing, grounding your feet, or tuning into the rhythm of your heartbeat. These practices, along with many others, can be used anytime, anywhere to help you stay calm under pressure. By calming your nervous system, you keep your prefrontal cortex engaged, enabling clear, rational thinking and thoughtful responses that align with your goals.

“Our bodies often know what our minds are still figuring out.”
Top 10 ways somatic awareness enhances coaching
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Coaching with somatic awareness helps you notice the signals your body is sending, offering deeper insight into emotions, decision-making, and stress responses.
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By tuning into bodily sensations, you can better navigate challenging emotions and develop the capacity to respond rather than react.
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Somatic practices create a foundation of calm and focus, helping you show up fully for your goals and relationships.
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The body holds memories and habits that the mind may overlook. Somatic awareness reveals these patterns, creating opportunities for lasting transformation.
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Learning to “sense-check” decisions through your body’s feedback enhances clarity and confidence in your choices.
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By aligning your body language with your intentions, you can express yourself more authentically and effectively.
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Somatic tools like grounding exercises and breathwork empower you to calm your nervous system, even in high-pressure situations.
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Integrating somatic awareness bridges the gap between thought and feeling, aligning your actions with your true values.
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Noticing and naming sensations helps you better understand how your inner experiences shape your behavior and interactions.
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Unlike surface-level changes, somatic awareness addresses the root causes of challenges, paving the way for meaningful and lasting growth.
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