Coaching, Supervision and Organizational Development aim at professional contexts of the executive, of teams, groups and organizations.
Processwork is grounded in Analytical Psychology of Jung, in its practice humanistic-phenomenological: interactive, experiential and pragmatic it views conflict as potential for development. Meaning arises from experiencing the innermost life stream.
Prozesswork follows the individual (the system's) perception and descriptions of reality. In the frictions of these descriptions lie future oriented directions and possible solutions.
As an approach Processwork is integrative: elements from various schools inform its methodology in such a way as to facilitate the unfolding of a process in the most effective and useful manner.
Coaching aims at the reflexion of the role in one's work place and profession. Function, output and problem-solving ability are in focus. Coaching is for leaders, executives and decision-makers, who successfully want to take on concrete tasks and new challenges.
Processoriented Supervision focuses on work contexts and the facilitation of team and group processes to develop further one's professional competencies and the culture of a team. Case control is interactive aiming at enhanced self perception and imrpovement of competencies. Training in multi-modal perspectives and smart executive plans.
In Organization and Culture Development Processwork utilizes a systems approach and role theory. Roles and ghost roles are represented and brought into interaction aiming at increasing awareness of individual, relationship and the system. For change and development, diversity and the ressources of all stakesholders are used.