Slowing Down in Photography
Photography is above all an encounter, between the world and oneself, and the affirmation of our presence. Amazingly, the process of making photography shows a lot of analogies with how we function in life; Exploring these analogies creates rich possibilities to grow self-consciousness, develop skills like intuition, decision making, or creativity, and to enhance emotional intelligence and self-esteem. Photography is also a catalyst for communication, a soft technique to build the secured base needed for the collaborative work, and to quietly explore issues. |
Therapeutic Photography is a guided and structured process, delivered by a certified professional. I offer Therapeutic Photography in Coaching, to help those who need to find a more comfortable pace in intense contexts, or when recovering from a professional or personal upheaval. It’s a wonderful way to share how photography has helped me in my personal journey. Two formats:
“the application of photography to increase self-knowledge, awareness, well-being, relationships, and to challenge societal issues such as exclusion, isolation, intercultural relations, conflict, social injustice, as well as informing research” (Judy Weiser).
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Slowing Down in Intensity
A coaching program aimed at people struggling with workaholism, intense life-style, or recovering after a personal or professional upheaval. Through guided photographic and creative activities, the participants will:
1:1 individual and group six-session coaching suite
Face-to-face (France & London) or Visioconference (French and English) No knowledge in photography or specific equipment required Individuals and companies Price: from 900 € (individual coaching) - please contact us Offered: a 45mn introduction session |
Mindful Photography Walk A photographic walk, a jaunt to slow down, to be attentive to the unexpected, to the poetry of everyday life, and live a positive experience, thanks to photography. Then, as we would develop a film, rewind the session and establish a parallel with the experience you lived and the professional world and the daily life, through a conversation with purpose. Group and individual workshop (1/2 day, max. 12pax)
Face-to-face - (French and English) Individuals and companies Price: please contact us |
How practicing photography has enriched the way I have carried out my leadership roles and helped me overcome challenges:
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(*) Flow in positive psychology (or "being in the zone"), is the mental state in which a person performing some activity is fully immersed in a feeling of energized focus, full involvement, and enjoyment in the process of the activity. Flow is characterized by the complete absorption in what one does, and a resulting transformation in one's sense of time. Flow is the melting together of action and consciousness. It can be a compass to guide our activities and grow our talents.