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Integration Training Journal - Mark Walsh's Blog
Brighton (Sussex)/ London UK
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Category Archives: embodied
Archetypes and Training
Integration Training work with an embodied version of archetypes as part of our leadership training. This guest article, says more about what archetypes are and how they are relevant to training. What is anArchetype? So why use Archetypes in training and exactly what is an archetype anyway?
The Four Elements
A new video from Integration Training on the Four Elements Embodied If you liked this video you may like to look at the following: Leadership Development - Embodied Management Training - video Leadership and the Body 7 Essential Embodied Tools for Leadership If your organisation is interested in how our corporate training ...
Acceptance and Agency Embodied – Two Sides of Life
Acceptance and agency embodied - a little theory and demonstration of agency and acceptance - yin and yang, in the body from Mark Walsh. If you liked this video you may like to look at the following: What is Embodied Training? Leadership and Stress Management video Yoga and Psychology Stress Management ...
The Body and Leadership Fundamentals – chapter 3
Here is the latest extract from my upcoming book The Body and Leadership. Chapter 3 - Fundamentals - Know thyself... So now we have our embodied context, have started to develop some body awareness and to learn to use our intention. Next let’s explore what are the fundamentals that make a bodymind tick and get ...
Moaiku
I recently attended an introductory course on trauma and boundaries with Moaiku founder Merete Holm Brantbjerg. Moaiku is a somatic or body based psychotherapeutic discipline originating in Denmark. Working with both embodied approaches to leadership and with resilience and trauma this was a bit of a treat. Here are a few nuggets ...
