When we feel safe inside the organization, we will naturally combine our talents and strenghts and work tirelessly to face the dangers outside and size the opportunities.
Simon Sinek
TEAM EMPOWERMENT
All teams, from operational to the board level need special care on regular moments as well in normal circumstances as in times of crisis. We look to your team as a complete system mainly through 3 focuses:
How can we awaken its creative spirit in order to help the team contributing in a meaningful way to the lager whole? Agreement on a shared focus is vital for survival and success.
We look at the process to achieve the shared goal. What is the best way to organize systems that support achieving the desired result?
And finally, we explore the connection between the team members. For us teams are learning communities. As a facilitator we create the safe context to share vulnerability, exchange honest feedback and have open conversations.
The sessions we facilitate are no talking sessions but highly engaging & experiential sessions. We believe people learn best by doing. Movement creates change. By doing so our interventions involve real breakthroughs in the team dynamic.
In our group interventions we often use embodied representation techniques. We create together a spatial visualization of the system in which you are involved.
In this setting we discover the unconscious information contained in each element of the system through contact with our direct embodied experience. We can observe system entanglements that we would not immediately be able to put the finger on. Once this has manifested itself, we are able to make a move to restore the broken harmony and heal the discomfort that is connected with it.
This process generates an opening and movement forward with profound and lasting effect.
Through embodied representation, virtually everything can be mapped out: team dynamics,
one-on-one relationships,
organizational topics,
business decisions,
...
Embodied representation can be done in groups with representatives as well as in one-on-one sessions. In the latter case we do the representation with objects or, for example, with dolls.