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Think Well, Think Together: An Introduction to the Thinking Environment

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Think Well, Think Together: An Introduction to the Thinking Environment

Think Well, Think Together: An Introduction to the Thinking Environment

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Independent thinking is a critical skill in these challenging times, yet often we don’t make time for it, or the group or organisational culture doesn’t really welcome it.

Over many years we discovered 10 conditions (or “components) that reliably create optimal conditions for independent, rigourous, imaginative and courageous thinking, whilst also encouraging collaboration.

Together, they are known as the “Thinking Environment”.

This online introductory session from Linda Aspey, Faculty of Nancy Kline’s Time to Think organisation, offers an overview and an experience of being in a Thinking Environment.

Come along and discover for yourself:

  • How a Thinking Environment can promote high quality thinking and insightful decision-making
  • How it can enable individuals, teams and organisations to see what’s holding them back and how to make progress
  • A powerful and inclusive approach for better meetings, impactful coaching, and thriving, engaged and inspiring workplace cultures.

There are 6 places – it’s free to attend, just register via the link on the right. But, please let Linda know if you book and then cannot attend so she can invite people on the waiting list to take your place.

Additional Details

Event Timezone Reference - United Kingdom

Presenter(s) Bio

Linda Aspey works on culture, climate change and environment with leaders, teams and coaches. Faculty at Time to Think, Linda is a qualified Time to Think Coach, Facilitator, Thinking Partnership Teacher and Consultant. She is also a trained "The Work that Reconnects/ Active Hope" facilitator. She studied at the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), delivers climate psychology talks, teaching and supervision for the Climate Psychology Alliance, and is a Fellow of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP/FBACP). Linda co-edited of Holding the Hope: Reviving Psychological & Spiritual Agency in the Face of Climate Change (PCCS Books 2023- https://www.pccs-books.co.uk/products/holding-the-hope)

 

Posted By - Linda Aspey

Email - linda@aspey.com

Event registration closed.
 

Date And Time

May 2, 2024 @ 09:30 AM (GMT) to
May 2, 2024 @ 11:00 AM (GMT)
 

Registration End Date

Jun 3, 2024
 

Location

Online event
 

Event Types

Meeting or Networking Event
 

Event Category

Eco-Phase: ActiveEco-Phase: AwareEco-Phase: CuriousEco-Phase: EngagedEco-Phase: Informed

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