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Salutogenesis
Goal and path
Goal
Good life in life dimensions
We live in a multidimensional world.
Individually we experience our bodies, privately we meet loved ones, publicly we act in society and globally and spiritually we connect with the earth and the cosmos.
Each dimension of life encompasses the smaller ones. For a good life, it is beneficial to integrate life into these dimensions.
Our healthy information processing serves the coherence within us and in the other dimensions of life.
This is the core of our coherence regulation and the reason for our communication and cooperation.
ROAD
SALUTOGENIC COMMUNICATION - CO-CREATIVE AND COOPERATIVE
Co-creative communication and co-creation of constructive relationships and living environments. Through dialogue, we encourage healthy, self-regulating information processing toward attractive health goals. We also identify beneficial resources.
Salutogenic Communication (SalKom®) integrates medical psychotherapeutic counseling and co-creative communication methods. Knowledge and consideration of psychodynamic and systemic aspects enables deeply psychosomatically effective interactions.
The goal remains to experience more harmony and joy.
Salutogenic Communication
for healthcare professionals, consultants, educators and managers
Training
SalKom®
With SalKom® you not only help your clients to develop healthier, but also yourself to experience more joy and serenity and build constructive relationships.
Seminars
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Tailored to your wishes and needs in your team, topics on salutogenesis, co-creative communication and cooperation are taught in a scientifically sound and practically relevant way.
For healthy stress regulation
In the professions mentioned above and several others, a particular pattern of feeling, thinking, and relating repeatedly generates very specific stress: perpetrator-victim-judge/rescuer interactions. Our profession is focused on constructive solutions based on this pattern.
