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Horizontal integration – logical and networked thinking

As described in the introductory article, in the booklet “Mindsight” Daniel J. Siegel discusses how different levels of our body and brain interact with each other. Or not. Based on decades of therapy experience, Siegel observed that people are not “in the flow” precisely when they are not “integrated” within themselves, for example when there…

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Search Inside Yourself

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How do I deal with anger?

Marcus Köhnlein posted this wonderful graphic on LinkedIn on November 22 and explains what is often behind anger. His post is in line with neuroscience and our coaching practice. Persistent anger often masks deeper emotions, often unconscious fear or shame. To Marcus Köhnlein’s advice, I would add something that is both known in ancient meditation…

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