Studies have shown collaboration starts within day-to-day relationships between real people in a psychologically safe setting.

Psychological safety starts with fostering a culture of trust. Creating workspaces where people can authentically show up and bring their own perspective to the table. Through ‘Conscious Courageous Collaboration’ between people, all the different perspectives are explored, personal boundaries are respected, and creativity & energy can flow.

For that to happen, people need to learn to understand and understand their own biases, and courageously come forward. This skill can be learned & practiced.

‘Conscious Courageous Collaboration’ is an experiential interactive workshop that delves into the skills and mindset required to navigate through these conversations and an interactive mix of: group exploration, personal reflection, coaching and constellations. An overview of the workshop is below:

Conscious: Presence / Body Awareness / Choice

• Presence: Bring personal presence to life and embodying it.
• Body Awareness: Identifying emotions and learning to recognise physiological sensations.
• Choice: What does it mean to explore alternatives and make a choice.

Courageous: Holding Space / Vulnerability/ Trust / Empathy

• Holding Space: Explore ‘space’, including what it looks like, feels like, and simply be with it.
• Vulnerability: Challenge old definitions and dispel the myths of vulnerability.
• Trust: Develop an understanding of trust and the importance of psychological safety.
• Empathy: Explore and practice the importance of empathy in relationships.

Collaboration: Listening / Naming it / Constellations

• Listening: Experience the three levels of listening, including how to activate them.
• Naming it: Experience the three levels of conversation, the four steps of the Non—Violent Conversations (NVC) model.
• Constellations: Bringing all of the above to life through systemic exploration.

Details:

• 3 workshop days: 9:00 – 17:00 pm.
• The workshop is conducted in English.
• Small groups of 8 –12 people.