Kongruent ledarskap

Kongruent ledarskap

30 oktober – 1 november 2023

Vad hindrar dig från att vara en kongruent ledare? Autentiskt och kongruent ledarskap börjar med din förmåga att reflektera över dina värderingar, interaktioner och ditt ledarskap och utifrån det göra betydande och hållbara förändringar. I denna kurs kommer vi att titta på tre betydande hinder för kongruent ledarskap.

Kursinnehåll:

Genom konst, reflektion och vishetstraditioner grundade på buddhistisk psykologi, kommer vi att utforska de hinder som finns i vårt personliga och professionella liv, vägspärrarna vi möter och hur man navigerar genom dem för att bli en kongruent ledare. Denna kurs genomförs på både svenska och engelska.

Kursledare

Charlotta Koppanyi

Charlotta Koppanyi holds a master’s degree in psychology and a BA in Contemporary Religion from Stockholm University and has studied Jungian psychology since the 90’s, including a year at the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago (1994-1995). Charlotta’s art background includes Nyckelviksskolan, Lidingö, Levande Verkstads kurser, Stockholm, and Open Studio Project Facilitator Training, Evanston, IL USA. Among many other programs and training programs, Charlotta participated in and completed the Essentials PSA 5 days training at the Psykosyntes Akademin, Stockholm, a 200 hrs Yoga Certificate, Costa Rica and sits on the faculty of the C.G. Jung Center in Evanston, IL USA. She works for a non-profit organization, facilities art classes and has private students.

Sensei Mui

After multiple tours of duty in Vietnam as a combat medic, Sensei Mui was ordained in Thailand as a Buddhist monk in the Forest Tradition practicing for ten years. He holds a Doctorate in Buddhist Studies (DBS) from the Pāli Institute, Sri Lanka and a PhD in psycholinguistics. During the past fifty years, Sensei Mui has studied and been ordained in multiple Buddhist disciplines, including Theravada (Ajahn Chah), Gelugpa Tibetan Buddhism (Dalai Lama), Soto Zen (Shunryu Suzuki), Jingtu (Chinese Pure Land, Dharma Master Chin Kung), Jodo Shinshu/Hongaku Jodo (Japanese Pure Land, Master Taicho), Shingon (Japanese Esoteric Buddhism), and Dzogchen (Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche), yet always filtering these teachings through the lens of the original teachings. Sensei Mui acts as a Buddhist therapist utilizing meditation as a tool to foster emotional and cognitive well-being. He works with individuals and groups in private and organizational settings and is on the faculty of the CG Jung Center in Evanston, IL, USA.