Cloé Madanes Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

This immensely practical resource equips coaches, consultants, trainers, and therapists with essential tools to enhance their careers through the Enneagram, a sophisticated personality types system. It offers a wealth of powerful ideas and creative strategies for immediate application in practice, including how to coach each of the nine personality types, facilitate growth, address cognitive distortions, and integrate the Enneagram with models like Robbins-Madanes and Myers-Briggs. The authors emphasize a non-pathologizing methodology that honors both our humanity and spiritual essence, providing type-specific guided meditations and practices grounded in self-awareness. The book is praised for its organization, detail, and practical applications, featuring useful scripts, instructions, and case studies tailored to the needs of coaches and clients alike. It integrates Enneagram insights with Human Needs psychology and Jungian concepts, offering step-by-step templates for various personality types. This mindful synthesis encourages coaches to reflect on how personality influences the pursuit of core needs, helping them tailor their approaches to resonate with individual clients. Overall, it serves as a valuable reference for enhancing coaching effectiveness and personal growth.

Focusing on the complexities of interpersonal relationships, Cloe Madanes offers essential tools for transforming connections with spouses, family, friends, lovers, and colleagues. Drawing on her expertise in healing and empowerment, she guides readers through the challenges of maintaining fulfilling relationships, aiming to enhance happiness and reduce frustration. This book serves as a roadmap for those seeking to improve their relational dynamics and overall well-being.

CloÄ Madanes ist bekannt für ihre einfallsreichen Interventionstechniken. Hier präsentiert sie 30 ausführliche Fallbeispiele aus ihrer Praxis als Supervisorin. Der Leser wird Schritt für Schritt durch jede Therapiesitzung geführt. Jeder Therapeut, der neue Ideen, subtile Techniken und Optimismus für die eigene Praxis sucht, findet hier reiche Anregung. Die behandelten Probleme weisen ein breites Spektrum auf: z. B. Depression, Angst, Schlaflosigkeit, sexuelle Störungen, Alkoholismus, Drogenabhängigkeit, psychosomatische Krankheiten und Anorexie. Einfallsreich konzentriert sich Madanes stets darauf, praktische Hypothesen zu formulieren und sie mit maßgeschneiderten Strategien und Interventionen zu verbinden. Und wer Madanes' Buch unter dem Druck seiner therapeutischen Verpflichtungen studiert, wird erleichtert feststellen, daß es so etwas gibt wie therapeutischen Charme.