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Stanus Cloete
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Looking to link up with SF Practitioners in South Africa
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Varecia Hunter May. 19, 2009.
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- Where are you based? (City & Country)
- Carletonville
- In which role(s) do you use SF ideas and tools? (You can pick more than one)
- Leader, Manager, Coach, Trainer
- What is your connection to Solution Focused Work (based on Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer at BFTC Milwaukee and others)?
- I'm a minister for 29 years in the Dutch Reformed Churh of South Africa and an accredited member of COMENSA. I have a passion for making a difference in the lives of people and under previliged communities. I'm married for 34 years to Riekie, have two married daughters and one unmarried and am the proud grandfarther of two granddaughters.
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- At 10:20am on March 8, 2010,
Katalin Hankovszky said…
- Dear Stanus
I read your postings on the list and like the humbleness as you’re interested in a dialog with other coaches in your region. I guess having a matrix where you can show your own approach can be useful – and maybe while doing so possibilities occur to let them feel your SF ways, let them experience it?
Having a matrix as a starting point of a dialogue with other approaches – can be a good idea. Yesterday I thought: then they can show you in your matrix where they see themselves --- today a former experience occurred to my mind and I’m not sure anymore.
But at least it was intellectual fun to think how I would draw GROW into the matrix I sent you. Since they have a bigger interest in ‘here and now’ (R=Reality) then SF has, I would put a big DOT at the crossing of the 2 axis (reaching all the 4 fields) and then draw the line towards future solutions.
Even if this might be not useful it reminded me something Harry Korman told us acc. Past-present-future-orientation of SF. I don’t know if he would give it written, but he told, there is a tendency in the development of SF to more questions reg. past and future solutions (and less here and now). He sees this while he’s microanalysing SF conversations.
So thanks again for your question and enjoy the dialogue with your coach-colleagues. Warmly from Switzerland, Kati
- At 11:37am on January 25, 2009,
Virginia Guerrero said… - tks for this. Let me know how it went, if possible before thursday! I could use some experience on this one
best
vg
- At 10:01am on January 25, 2009,
Virginia Guerrero said…
- Hi Stanus / you mention the book 57 SF activities. I wonder whether you have practiced the speed dating one (page 302) I would like to use it next week and was wondering whether there is anything I should be aware of
your feedback will be appreciated
best
Virginia
- At 9:54pm on December 8, 2008,
Jenny Clarke said… - Hi Stanus
Glad you found your way here! I'll be in touch soon.
Best wishes,
Jenny
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