Sharing and building Solution Focused practice in organisations
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Helga Brüggemann
- Female
- Duesseldorf
- Germany
Helga Brüggemann's Groups
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SF & Change
48 members
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Karlstad Group
38 members
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SOLWorld Innovation
16 members
Helga Brüggemann's Page
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Profile Information
- Where are you based? (City & Country)
- 40479 Duesseldorf
- In which role(s) do you use SF ideas and tools? (You can pick more than one)
- Other
- What is your website (if any)?
- http://www.systemische-beratung-duesseldorf.de
- What is your connection to Solution Focused Work (based on Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer at BFTC Milwaukee and others)?
- facilitator and process consultant
developing and applying customized designs and methods
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Blog Posts
Managementbook of the Year 2012
Posted by Fredrike Bannink on February 2, 2012 at 9:25pm — 4 Comments
Local Radio
Posted by Owen Charnley on January 31, 2012 at 3:23pm
Is organisational work different to therapy
Posted by Jenny Clarke on January 18, 2012 at 4:22pm
Solution focused conflict management with Fredrike Bannink in Copenhagen
Posted by Jesper H Christiansen on January 6, 2012 at 7:00pm
Registration for the "Kalimera SOL Summer Retreat 2012 Hydra" is now open!
Posted by Dominik Godat on December 28, 2011 at 11:59am
Impressions from the workshop in Bale in december
Posted by Carin Mussmann on December 16, 2011 at 9:59pm
"Give me feedback or I die" - analysing interactions
Posted by Paul Z Jackson on November 28, 2011 at 3:31pm — 1 Comment
When a trainee in SF coaching says he is worse off after the training... and why the trainer is happy to hear that
Posted by Paolo Terni on November 7, 2011 at 8:04pm
Discover Solutions through Dimensions, Time and Cost: DTC Operator
Posted by michael cardus on November 3, 2011 at 2:44pm
The art of being in between
Posted by Hannes Couvreur on November 2, 2011 at 2:00pm — 2 Comments
Notes
Jumpstart into Solution Focus
You want to learn more about "Solution Focus"?
You prefer a "step by step" introduction instead to start with reading some voluminous books?
You would appreciate to have a complete "helicopter view" on SF after the first step… Continue
Created by Hans-Peter Korn Dec 25, 2009 at 10:25am. Last updated by Hans-Peter Korn May 28, 2010.
Making the most of SOLWorld.ning.com
If you’ve just arrived at SOLWorld.org (the SOLWorld ning group), you may be looking at all the features and wondering where to start. This note might be helpful…
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ContinueCreated by Mark McKergow Jun 3, 2008 at 4:55pm. Last updated by Jesper H Christiansen Jun 1, 2011.
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Welcome to the SOLWorld Resources section. This part of the site features information about the SOLWorld network, our past events and materials from our previous website. It will take some time to update all the information, so thanks for your patience.
Information in this part of the site is 'read-only'. If you want to start discussions, please go to the Forum or Groups. …
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thank you for your message. You can find further information in the executiv summary of C. Otto Scharmer: Adressing the blind spot of our time (www.ottoscharmer.com)
Best wishes to my "study buddy";0),
Helga
"Helga: working already in Rapid Prototyping Processes – she will report on that as well and help the others understand how it works in SF terms"
Please: Be so kind an put some literaure an other reference3s into this "container": Solution Focused Agility in Projects and Management
So, we have all this things which are of interest for more than only one group in one place.....
(It is IMHO a pity, that ning is supporting "cross over informations" in way which could be much better.... as a consequence more and more a lot of isolatied "islands" are starting with discussions wich might be of interest for others also.... but they have no simple technical means to keep on track about such discussions)