Facilitating change is a life-long endeavour. Change is often referred to as the only constant in life, sometimes we love it and sometimes we don't. Moving through change processes often requires the help of an outside point of view, especially when things get stuck, or worse - start to form harmful conflicts.
As there are many ways to
treat an injury, so there are many ways to work with disputes. All
have their appropriate place. Here are a few common choices:
- Leave it alone. In
many cases, this is just what is required. However, this is not always
a healthy option and in some cases, things can go from bad to worse...
- Put a band-aid on it.
There are a number of simple exercises we can work with to give you
simple tools to apply to conflicts as and when they arise. Based on
awareness and effective communication, these can help stop slight
abrasions turning nasty. A must for anyone wanting to keep on top of
things in their business or home life.
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- Try a holistic health program.
Simple conventional ideas are ineffective when the underlying causes
are not dealt with. Sometimes it is necessary to spend more time
considering the factors and influences at play and working with them
creatively in order to support a return to health. By exploring
alternative ways of dealing with conflict, we can help you move on with
extra bounce!
- A blood transfusion.
This has drastic and often undesireable consequences, these include:
greater risks, longer recover times and loss of activity.
Unfortunately, there are times when old blood has to go and something
entirely new has to be brought in. We can look at ways to facilitate
this process to make it work best for everyone involved.
The
tools used for facilitating change come from a wide variety of
practices that seek to put those involved at the heart of the outcome.
They are also grounded in concepts of deep democracy - seeing conflicts
and interactions as opportunities to enrich the well-being of all
involved, not simply settling for a win/lose outcome. Please do not
hesitate to contact me for more information. |
There
is nothing permanent
except change.
-
Heraclitus/Buddha/Taoism
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