10 DAY COURSE - SENIOR LEADERS
You confront and work on them, turn insight into action – firstly in the community that you create with the other participants; later in ‘real life’. The aim is to help you get really clear what you want to make happen. And your role in how to do it.
With an international group of participants and staff, you form a living and developing organisation. This offers you an opportunity to 'take a balcony view', looking at the collective situation and dynamic from multiple perspectives, and quickly understanding where power and influence lies and where action is needed. You will experience the power of an honest, tough and caring community – providing you both the safety and stimulus to transform.
The community illuminates your own behaviour – effective and ineffective, and also the power of groups and organisations. It highlights how groups can empower belonging, and also the care needed to bring out the best of the individual in the collective.
As leadership and personal challenges differ, we run separate groups for men and women.
High achievers from all sectors come to the Sabbatical Programme because they are dealing with change, often in the world of work, roles or personal relationships. Leaders who seek to strengthen their style of leadership. And also out of a desire to make a transition – both personally and professionally.
As a person, feeling clearer and more alive. Capable of handling change and the challenges that come with it. Increased ability to:
The Sabbatical starts with a 10-day programme. The days are intensive, starting early with bodywork, a collective start-up, small group work and ending in the evening with community building. Expect excellent food and drinks in a location with plenty of nature to discover during breaks.
The 10-day intensive is followed by a 4-day review two months later to reflect on how you are transferring your learning to work and home. And how you can take that even further.
The Sabbatical is offered at least once a year for men and women separately. The ratio of staff-to-participants is high, in order to offer the full range of resources needed for people to take risks safely in addressing personal and organisation development - and the cross-over between the two. Participant selection is based on several in-depth interviews.