Change-Kurve
The change curve describes phases of the emotional experience of humans in change processes. Implications for action can be derived from each phase. The change curve serves as a tool to define the current state in the change process as well as to plan next steps and preventive measures.
Force field analysis
The force field analysis is a useful tool to identify both, factors which bind forces and inhibit or block changes as well as those which release forces and thus promote change throughout change processes.
Meeting course model
The meeting course model is a tool to analyze the key factors of participant involvement and potential conflict along the classic meeting phases and to improve it with the aid of targeted interventions
Peer Supervision
The method of peer supervision takes place in small groups (6-9 employees). Participants consult each other on cases of their work life according to a predetermined conversation structure. An experienced group member slips into the role of the moderator and directs the conversation through six fixed phases. The method comprises approx. 45 min..
Sociometric line-up
The sociometric line-up is an introductory element for seminars and trainings which encourages communicative behavior between the participants and facilitates getting to know each other.
Team timer (also: Team development timer)
The team timer is a stage model of team development. The typical group process comprises 5 stages: forming (forming stage), storming (conflict stage), norming (stage of developing rules and norms), performing (working stage) and adjourning (resolution stage).