Jungian Coaching x Systems Psychodynamics.

At Inari, we use a holistic coaching method that combines Jungian psychoanalysis and systems psychodynamics. Through the application of systems psychodynamics, we are able to analyse the complex interactions between individual and group behaviours and uncover the hidden factors influencing organisational dynamics. This approach reveals the underlying psychological currents that influence team interactions and decision-making.

Our coaching, when combined with Jungian psychoanalysis, delves deeper into the psyche, assisting coachees in connecting with archetypal energies and gaining insights into their unconscious drives and patterns. 
Furthermore, for groups, we offer to supplement coaching sessions with social dreaming matrices, which allow participants to tap into the collective knowledge and symbolic meanings found in shared dreams.

Coachees can anticipate a transforming experience that promotes both systemic and personal improvement through this integrative method. We lead people and groups on deep self-discovery journeys that help them better understand and manage their internal and external connections. Our method promotes long-term change by taking a holistic approach to personal and organisational challenges, setting the way for long-term transformation.
What to expect from Jungian Coaching.

The coaching experience surpasses typical goal-oriented sessions, focusing on cultivating a lasting coach/coachee companionship. It prioritises open-ended exploration to uncover the layers of your unique journey.

By encouraging creative thinking, imagination, and original initiative, Jungian Coaching connects individuals to their collective past, present, and future, both personally and professionally. The coaching sessions involve a dialogue between the Jungian Coach and the coachee, delving into the coachee's imagination and interacting with their symbols. Through mental techniques like associations, coachees gain significant insights that enhance awareness in the present.
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Choose the areas you wish to emphasise or combine based on your preferences: Leadership, Leading intercultural teams, Personal growth, Intercultural communication, group dynamics.

While not psychotherapy, Jungian Coaching is a powerful tool for individuals seeking personal growth and a path toward wholeness, especially during life transitions. It's crucial to note that Jungian Coaching doesn't substitute addressing mental health problems through therapy.