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Worldwork: Befriending Conflict and
Diversity for a Deeper Democracy
Using present disturbances as the key to the
future, Worldwork is a groundbreaking approach to facilitate development
and change processes.
With roots in system theory, quantum mechanics, humanistic psychology
and spiritual traditions, Worldwork is a postmodern methodology to working
with social systems. It uses a wide range of interventions to address
systemic conflicts and connecting individuals, teams and organizations
to their deepest
visions. When we follow disturbances with awareness they become opportunities
for creating effective teams and hopeful communities. Communities come
together when mainstream and marginal viewpoints are heard and appreciated.
Human beings seek to discover and live their potential and bring it into
all contexts of live, personal, in relationships and families, in groups
and at the
work place. A consultant with a broad spectrum of experience, Reini Hauser
has the metaskills and skills to assist individuals, groups and teams
to facilitate their development, resolve conflict and connect to their
vision to create community - working
with GO's and NGO's to intentional communities
(like Findhorn) and university setting
(like the ETH Zurich)
WORLDWORK
seminar in Denver, CO., USA, 13.-19. April, 2011
www.worldwork.org
Recommended Reading
A. Mindell: Sitting in the Fire. Large Group Transformation Using Conflict
and Diversity. Lao Tse Press. Portland, Oregon, 1995.
A. Mindell: The Year One. Global Process Work. Community Creation from
Global Problems, Tensions and Myths. Penguin Arkana,1989.
A. Mindell: The Leader as a Martial Artist.Techniques and Strategies
for Resolving Conflict and Creating Community. Harper SanFrancisco,1992.
A. Mindell: The Deep Democracy of Open
Forums: Practical Steps to Conflict Prevention and Resolution for the
Family, Workplace, and World. Hampton Roads Publ Co, 2002
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