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Armin Sieber
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  • Árpád Bárnai
  • Miklos Szilagyi
  • Carla Versteeg
  • Els Vonk
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  • Stanus Cloete
  • Katrien Schober
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  • Lina Skantze
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  • Katalin Hankovszky
  • Yoram Galli
  • Jesper H Christiansen
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Where are you based? (City & Country)
Winterthur, Switzerland
In which role(s) do you use SF ideas and tools? (You can pick more than one)
Coach, Consultant, Trainer, Other
What is your website (if any)?
http://integral-learning.ch
What is your connection to Solution Focused Work (based on Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer at BFTC Milwaukee and others)?
The main focus of my SF inspired work is a small private school in Winterthur, Switzerland, where we introduced SF 9 years ago. Being the curious person I am, fascinated by learning in all it's facets, I value openness towards new, emerging ideas and concepts that expand and enrich the actual portfolio of «Find out what functions and do more of it». So in the past years I integrated the concept of Nonviolent Communication (Marshall B. Rosenberg) and the AQAL approach of Ken Wilber together with Spiral Dynamics integral (Don Beck/Chris Cowan) and I'm sure there will be other elements. I'm very much looking forward to discover all the smaller and bigger encouraging differencies the future will bring.

The school's homepage (only in German - sorry!)
http://www.itw-oberstufe.ch/

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At 21:45 on October 18, 2009, Armin Sieber said…
Dear Carla,
I was away in the mountains (already snowy) to make music and so there was a longer delay but now I reenter the workfield energized by the tunes and songs.
I had a look at the homepage (www.con7bv.nl) and at the ideas behind as far as I could get without the possibility to access the knowledge base. I'd like to learn more about it and to understand the values- and mind-sets that are behind this tool. It will be interesting to take your offer of assessing myself through RDA as a first step.
Can you provide me with some clarity about the overall goals for our cooperation and the estimated time-frame that might be helpful for you? Working in many different fields is a wonderful thing and I like to be a reliable team player therefore the clarity helps me to plan and to organize.
With the goal of having more ease of communicating I would appreciate a direct mail contact: acourec@mac.com (a mail account that I can access on my iPhone...) if that is ok with you.

So, I'm looking forward to the next steps

warmest regards

Armin
At 12:16 on October 14, 2009, Carla Versteeg said…
Dear Armin,
How wonderfull when different worlds meet! In a cloudy Holland we're really getting into the season of autumn: orange leafs, strong winds and ... a lot of rain!
We are looking for the best way to get acquainted with the instrument.
The instrument is based on The RDA model a psychological and linguistic structure system that has been developed by a team of psychologists and scientific researchers in collaboration with the universities of Utrecht and Twente. For some time now the RDA model has been extremely suitable for the field of Human Resource Management. The model describes the behaviour of people in terms of roles and interactions.

Within the RDA model several psychological theories are subsumed, under which are the well known Big-Five personality characteristics. The RDA model and the corresponding personality tests have been developed, normalised and validated in a scientifically sound way. Real-life developments are closely monitored, because of which the model continues to meet requirements with regard to being up-to-date.


In a report a client find a description of behaviour and value

The nicest and most immediate way is to do a test online (and to compare your testprofile with the jobprofile of a headteacher, coach, .. or anything you choose that's available). We will send you the written report and in a meeting (that can be 'live' or via "Skype") Once you've gotten acquainted with the instrument we could give you the background information and we can start to look into the possibilities of the instrument within SOL. For every test we have to pay a fee to the ones that made it digital possible. Offcourse we will take these costs for our account, but before arranging things it's important to know if you would like to procceed in this manner?
With kindest regards,

Carla
At 19:03 on October 12, 2009, Armin Sieber said…
Dear Carla,
nice to meet you again here. It seems to be a long time since the SOL conference in Texel (for you as well -> last year ;-)). And YES, I am still interested and still working in this field and therefore I really appreciate opportunities for sharing and cooperation. I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
With my warmest greetings from already wintery Switzerland

Armin
At 16:23 on October 12, 2009, Carla Versteeg said…
Dear Armin,
We met each other at the Sol-conference at Texel last year. We asked the people of the education group if they were interested to transform a competence development instrument into a SOL-based approach. As 'virgin' in SOL, and convinced of the possible tribute we we're looking for experienced SOLusionists to share knowledge. At the conference you we're willing to be invited for such a thing. If you're still interested we would like to send you background information of the instrument.
Best wishes,

Carla van Doornen
Carla Versteeg
www.ceducon.nl
At 14:29 on February 26, 2009, Katalin Hankovszky said…
cool, good to see you on the list of Texel-people!
At 15:35 on February 18, 2009, Lina Skantze said…
Hi Armin,
Long time no see! I hope you are fine!! Glad to see you in out new group!
Lina
At 7:22 on December 28, 2008, Yoram Galli said…
Dear friend, thank you for reminding me that I exist and fully alive!
At 22:28 on May 22, 2008, Katalin Hankovszky said…
welcome and nice to see you here!!
At 21:36 on May 22, 2008, Stephanie von Bidder said…
Hoi Armin,
....denn heiss ich di härzlich willkomme do in däre virtuelle Wält! Wie gohts dine Ohre? Wenigstens simmer do alli zimmlig ruhig für di gäll!
Liebi Griess
Stephanie
 
 
 

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