Co-creative Inner Dialogue

Many people limit themselves in their choices and possibilities.
Co-creative Inner Dialogue helps you to be aware of what you are capable of and provides you with practical tools to bring all of your potential into practice. It is also a suitable method to improve your energy balance and relationships. In business and in private life.

Become aware of all you are capable of and how you can bring your potential into practice.
Improve your energy balance, as well as your relationships.

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What is Co-creative Inner Dialogue?

In every human being, and therefore in every personality, live various ‘selves’. The ‘perfectionist’, the ‘care giver’, the ‘enjoyer’, the ‘controler’, the ‘adventurer’ and the ‘inner critic’, for example. Each of our sub-personalities has its own way of thinking, feeling and doing, and can be experienced as an ‘inner voice’.

What are the results?

Your ‘inner voices’ can reinforce each other, in a positive or a negative sense. Co-creative Inner Dialogue is focused on the positive reinforcement of these voices, and to develop the strength of each of them to effective habits.

Stong combination

Our method is based on, and combines the strongest elements of:

Voice Dialogue, a method developed by the American psychologists couple Hal and Sidra Stone
Mindful Self-Compassion ( MSC), developed by the American psychologists Kristin Neff and Christopher Germer
Non-violent Communication (NVC), developed by the American scientist Marshall Rosenberg, inspired by Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King
The Gifts of Imperfection and The Daring Way, based on research by Dr. Brené Brown
Mindfulness-Based Strengths Practice (MBSP), created by the American licensed psychologist Dr. Ryan M. Niemiec, who works for the VIA Institute on Character
Inquiry Based Stress Reduction (The Work of Byron Katie)
RESULTS-based Coaching™
Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
NLP