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Poiesis Coaching & Development

Unfolding Potential – Déploiement de Potentiel

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This is an overview of what informs and inspires our work. It is an ever-growing list…

  • Integral Development Coaching™

A rigorous approach to coaching that attends to the individual as an independent human being and in relationship to others and the world. The aim is to help grow the individual in his/her entirety of competencies and qualities: intellectual, emotional, relational, somatic and spiritual. Integral Development Coaching™ is marked by a dynamic partnership between coach and client, combining inquiry, reflection, practice and action.

Ultimately, Integral Development Coaching™ aims to develop a client’s capacity to continually embrace and integrate new ways of responding to his/her own needs, to his/her environment and to others.

 

  • Neuroscience and Leadership

The field of neuroscience has exploded over the last decennia and recent findings give an intriguing perspective about the functions, limitations and capacities of our brains. Our coaching practice is informed by the application of recent findings in social and cognitive neuroscience and how these are being applied to leadership.

Topics that are of specific interest are: change management, performance management, self-regulation, self awareness, breaking bias.

The Neuroscience of Leadership – Breakthroughs in brain research explain how to make organizational transformation succeed.

 

  • Mindfulness

Most of our tailored coaching programmes include mindfulness practices, particularly when addressing topics such as developing greater awareness about personal impact, managing the Inner Critic, becoming better at responding rather than reacting, not taking things personally and cultivating presence from a place of being present.

Our interventions are derived from the work of Jon Kabat-Zinn and the Search Inside Yourself approach as implemented by Google.

 

  • Deep Democracy and Processwork

As per the work of Drs. Amy and Arnold Mindell. Process oriented psychology is a multicultural, multi-level, awareness practice for individuals and organisations in all states of consciousness. Also called Processwork, it is an evolving, trans-disciplinary approach supporting individuals, teams and groups to discover themselves.

World Work is Processwork applied to small and large groups, based on the notion that for organisations, communities, and nations to succeed today and survive tomorrow, they must be deeply democratic – that is, everyone and every feeling must be represented.  Deep democracy is the core principle and practice of worldwork.

 

  • Theory U and U.Lab

Based on MIT Professor Otto Scharmer’s work in his book, developed with his team at MIT and the Presenting Institute.

Theory U proposes that the quality of the results that we create in any kind of social system is a function of the quality of awareness, attention, or consciousness that the participants in the system operate from.

Since it emerged around 2006, Theory U has come to be understood in three primary ways: first as a framework; second, as a method for leading profound change; and third, as a way of being – connecting to the more authentic higher aspects of our self.

 

  • The Energy Project
Integrates physiology, neurochemistry and psychology to address the most critical human performance challenges. It is about building energy and resilience across four dimensions — Physical, Emotional, Mental and Spiritual — to deliver sustainable high performance and improved employee engagement.

The Energy Project was founded by Tony Schwartz, following his book “The Power of Full Engagement: Managing Energy Not Time”, co-authored with LGE chairman Jim Loehr. He then launched The Energy Project Europe in the UK with Jean Gomes in 2005, after which they both co-authored the book “The Way We’re Working Isn’t Working: Fueling the Four Needs that Energize Great Performance”, that later was republished as “Be Excellent at Anything: The Four Keys To Transforming the Way We Work and Live”.

 

  • Enneagram Personality Typology

A 9-type personality typology as researched and developed by Don Riso and Russ Hudson. This personality typology is especially powerful because it brings depth as well as pathways for development. Through their personality identification, managers and leaders gain invaluable insight into their engrained response mechanisms, their motivations for these behaviours and their biases in terms of thinking, feeling and instinctual capacity. However, the personality type is only a diving board, a place to develop from, with possible routes and arenas to explore beyond the personality we default to.

 

  • Integral Life Practice

Is based on Integral Theory, as developed over the last decades by Ken Wilber. ‘Integral’ in this case stands for a ‘theory of everything’, drawing on science (e.g. neuroscience), psychology, human development, spirituality, and dozens of other fields, offering an understanding of ourselves and the world we live in.

Integral Life Practice is not just a new approach to self-development and higher awareness, but at the same time offers a way of making sense of a variety of insights, methods and practices.

This highly flexible approach helps people to develop physical health, emotional balance, mental clarity, relational joy, energy levels and spiritual awareness. Integral Life Practice informs Integral Development Coaching™ in a unique way.

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