Systemic Coaching

Simply move more.
The for­mat for decis­i­on-makers and others who need to deci­de — whe­ther out of cri­sis or into growth oppor­tu­ni­ty: In focu­sed indi­vi­du­al ses­si­ons or pro­cess packa­ges, we work on the chal­lenges you face — prag­ma­ti­cal­ly and results-ori­en­ted or with deep dives to the root cau­ses. We find out which mar­gins are crea­ted and whe­re you have to find a way to deal with the wea­ther. In fact, coa­chees are often initi­al­ly unclear about what the next steps might be. Expe­ri­ence shows that the door is crea­ted while we are for­ging the key. This also makes coa­ching an update for one’s own pro­blem-sol­ving abili­ty — and the old fami­li­ar one opti­on among many. 

Systemic Coaching in practice

I have been working as a coach sin­ce 2010: with decis­i­on-makers to think through manage­ment stra­te­gies, with exe­cu­ti­ves to shar­pen their own role, with employees and indi­vi­du­als in cri­ses, rea­lignments and tran­si­ti­ons of all kinds. I expe­ri­ence coa­ching as a focu­sed way of accom­pany­ing, in which we can adjust the depth of the dive, the topic and the rhythm of the mee­tings. Eit­her in indi­vi­du­al ses­si­ons on demand or pro­cess packa­ges to work well on lar­ger topics over mul­ti­ple dates. 

For example:

  • Work with the division head of an international service provider on leadership redesign and positioning to the board in the volatile environment of the organization.
  • Work with the founder of a creative agency on how team processes can realign adequately with the growth of the organization.
  • Work with an experienced manager on sleep issues and ways to achieve a more balanced inner lineup.
  • Work with the HR director of a large company on how to position himself well and stay true to himself in a context of increasing speed and managerial micropolitics.
  • Working with a young man in the early years of his professional life on the question of what lies beneath the stress he experiences in interpersonal relationships - and how he can find a more balanced way of dealing with it in the medium term.

What it could be about:

Leadership

Coaching for experienced and newly qualified managers

Lea­der­ship is one of the most deman­ding jobs in orga­nizati­ons — and is a cul­tu­ral engi­ne whe­re it suc­ce­eds in mode­ra­ting the ten­si­ons bet­ween manage­ment and ever­y­day team life well. We deve­lop an indi­vi­du­al lea­der­ship pro­fi­le that fits you, explo­re are­as of ten­si­on and cur­rent chal­lenges. In doing so, we use syste­mic methods as well as a sound under­stan­ding of the inner logic of orga­nizati­ons. If neces­sa­ry, we also use methods to streng­then uncon­scious pro­ce­s­ses — so that you can also play your own potential. 

Trying out the tricky and testing the groundbreaking

Sha­ping head­winds befo­re they ari­se: We find a way to deal with sen­si­ti­ve issues, sub­ject your ide­as for teams or orga­nizati­ons to a stress test, or think through micro­po­li­ti­cal quan­da­ries befo­re they take effect in ever­y­day life. I chall­enge you whe­re you want it and think up solu­ti­ons with you that are the decisi­ve step ahead. 
Sparring
Personal Coaching

Serenity, strength and self-knowledge

Posi­tio­ning yours­elf well and having enough breath for the next stage, per­haps harnes­sing more of your own power or gathe­ring resour­ces for the leap to the next level: We take care that you are up to what your path holds and that you are free to choo­se your way. And do not dis­re­gard the fact that the body some­ti­mes has its own opi­ni­on on the­se issues. 

Use resources, even if they are unconscious

Men­tal trai­ning is very com­mon in com­pe­ti­ti­ve sports and means: to shape the pre­con­scious pro­ce­s­ses in such a way that they streng­then instead of wea­k­en in ever­y­day life. For this, the­re are very effec­ti­ve tech­ni­ques from hyp­no­sis, hyp­no­sy­ste­mics and body the­ra­py that I would offer you to make invol­un­t­a­ry reac­tions more pur­po­seful­ly con­scious. And to plan how the­se new­ly bla­zed trails can be effec­ti­ve in ever­y­day life. 
Mental training
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