A 10-month, powerful, experiential personal leadership development program develops the capacity to be effective in a wide range of testing circumstances and environments. During 10 months, participants explore their personal style and strength, identify and bust perceived limits, become aware of impact on others, and create desired impact; evoking the natural leader within. Additionally, the essential ingredients for designing and delivering effective experiential workshops, trainings, and presentations are experienced and taught.

A 3-day immersion in experiential group learning of the 5 Dimensions of Co-Active® Leadership.

By the end of this course each participant will have discovered new principles and techniques for responding to any leadership situation with fluidity and flexibility, and the ability to achieve collaborative solutions that would never have been possible otherwise.

• Identify the strengths within your unique leadership.

• Acquire abilities to respond to any leadership situation creatively.

• Discover new leadership principles and techniques.

• Learn all 5 dimensions of the Co-Active® Leadership model and how to apply them in all aspects of your work and personal life.

• Create a plan for the next steps in your leadership development.

ICF CCEUs, 11.75 Core Competencies, 7.0 Resource Development

Alchemy is a 3-day co-facilitation course focusing on giving the facilitators tools and skills to maximise the impact on experiential workshop participants and their learning by creating chemistry between the co-facilitators.

ensa is the Swiss version of the Australian Mental Health First Aid programme

It is important to recognise and respond to someone who is experiencing a mental health issue, because the earlier a problem is detected and treated, the better.
First aiders are taught to recognise warning signs of mental ill health and to listen, reassure and respond, even in a crisis.

Every fourth employee shows signs of mental health problems. Particularly in the workplace, these can be recognised early and colleagues can be encouraged to seek professional help.
Early intervention improves the prognosis for recovery, shortens the length of suffering and prevents long-term absences.