This section contains information on organisational development, bringing a cutting-edge 21st-century psychological perspective to the dynamics and cultures of organisations in all sectors - private, public and voluntary. This has implications for leadership and management at all levels. In association with colleagues and other consultants in my network, I can help you find ways of participating in and benefitting from the paradigm shift affecting how we manage human relationships and human consciousness in an organisational and business context.
- an introductory interactive tour giving an overview of how 21st-century psychology will increasingly impact on every aspect of business (coming soon)
- an introduction to organisational development, the various management fashions of the recent past and the differences between out-dated 20th-century psychological paradigms on the one hand and integral, embodied and fractal perspectives on the other
- a more detailed text on the key principles of 21st-century psychology, the different influences and theories it draws from and what leadership skills and capacities it requires (including some material I prepared for a keynote at a conference on the theme of Body - Brain - Business)
- an outline of an integral perspective on organisations, bringing interdisciplinary innovations from a wide variety of fields to bear on how we organise and run business (including some thoughts on complexity theory, Spiral Dynamics and sustainable, holistic, embodied leadership)
- The COMMUNITAS Project is an exciting and innovative opportunity for leaders and managers to participate in a transformative developmental environment: based on a diverse learning community which forms a 'mini-society' for the duration of an event (and possibly beyond), you will have the opportunity to experience and experiment with organisational culture and group dynamics in real-time, supported by an exquisitely experienced tutor team
- a section on coaching & mentoring in organisations, including some ideas on the shift beyond traditional coaching practice and its focus on linear goal-oriented progress (in terms of conscious objectives and parameters) to include what I call 'co-processing'.
- a section (as yet incomplete) on resources for organisations and their leaders