Transformation and healing

One of the Center for Creative Leadership leadership coaches using Visual Explorer in one-on-one settings is Rabbi TZiPi Radonsky, Ph.D. Her blog Society of the Vav has several posts on using our prototype Post Card size Visual Explorer to deepen mutual exploration into the heart of the matter, during one-on-one leadership coaching.TZiPi writes:

In our first coaching session I was using the Visual Explorer images to access emotions and begin to build trust. Without looking at the images she had randomly chosen a monochromatic image of a dandelion clock. She quickly responded in a factual manner ‘ I see everything in black and white.’ Her tone of voice felt like a challenge and that a door had been opened. I walked cautiously toward the threshold. >>more

In another post she describes the mystery of the cards, playing hardball with the boys, and the changing eye of the perceiver:

Who would imagine that the images would evoke such emotional responses that they would bring tears, conversations never dreamed in a coaching session and clarity and validation of goals? I usually use the Visual Explorer cards at the end of the session as I feel if they connect an image with their goals it might mean more to them than the words themselves. I am always hoping for an intention to appear, a symbol that would reflect an emotion, a private thought or a connection to core values that is attached to the outcome in contrast to a goal that is more in the physical world of doing. >>more