I design and deliver workshops for organisations and professional groups seeking to strengthen resilience, clarity, and relational effectiveness.
These programmes are grounded in psychology, physiology, organisational research, and Gestalt practice. They combine conceptual understanding, experiential learning, and practical tools.
Workshops are used both in high-demand contexts and in offsites and development settings to deepen engagement, dialogue, and shared understanding.
Workshops are particularly relevant when organisations are experiencing:
They are also effective in:
Across different formats, workshops aim to support:
Navigating Change and Uncertainty - Energy, Adaptation, and Organisational Transitions
A workshop exploring how individuals and teams experience organisational change and uncertainty, and how adaptive capacity is shaped through meaning, regulation, and relational context. The programme draws on Gestalt Therapy, systems theory, and organisational psychology to understand change as a lived, multi-level process rather than a purely managerial event. A central premise is that energy represents potential for change. When regulatory, relational, and structural conditions support this potential, people remain flexible and engaged. When these conditions are constrained, energy becomes locked into tension, resistance, and fatigue. Participants learn to work with change as information, to restore movement in disrupted processes, and to strengthen personal and collective capacity for adaptation.
Focus areas include:
Participants develop:
Suitable for: professionals, managers, leadership teams, and organisations undergoing restructuring, growth, cultural change, or strategic transitions.
Managing Stress and Fostering Resilience (I) - Individual, Relational, and Organisational Perspectives
A two-part programme exploring how stress and resilience emerge across personal, relational, and organisational systems.
It integrates neuroscience, organisational psychology, and relational Gestalt approaches. Participants learn to understand stress as information rather than threat, and to work with it more intelligently.
Focuses on how stress develops through interpretation, bodily signals, motivation, and meaning.
Participants explore:
Managing Stress and Fostering Resilience (II) - Workplace Dynamics and Organisational Stress
Examines stress as a systemic and relational process.
Participants work with:
Together, the courses provide a pathway from personal regulation to systemic organisational resilience.
Performance Under Pressure
A practical programme for professionals working in high-stakes environments.
Focus areas include:
Adaptable for finance, leadership, healthcare, and other high-responsibility contexts.
Leadership Resilience and Decision-Making
A programme for leaders managing complexity and responsibility.
Focus areas:
Team Dialogue, Engagement, and Conflict
A workshop designed for teams seeking stronger collaboration and psychological safety.
Participants explore:
Suitable for offsites and development programmes.
Breathing and Physiological Regulation
A practical workshop on respiratory and autonomic regulation for focus, energy, and recovery.
Informed by contemporary respiratory science and Buteyko-based approaches.
Participants learn:
The Gestalt Cycle of Experience - Awareness, Contact, and Change
A workshop introducing the Gestalt Cycle of Experience as a framework for understanding behaviour, motivation, and relational patterns.
Participants learn to:
Used in individual, team, and leadership contexts.
Integrated Development Programmes
Longer-term programmes combining:
Designed for sustained organisational development.
Format and Delivery
Workshops can be delivered as:
All programmes are adapted following an initial scoping conversation.
Group size and format are adjusted to context.
Professional Standards
All workshops are delivered within clear ethical and professional frameworks. Psychological safety, confidentiality, and organisational context are prioritised. Workshops are developmental and educational. They are not therapy and do not replace clinical care.
Assessment tools are used for development, not appraisal.
Next Steps
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