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Synchronize it! – Developing life and work in harmony

Career, relationships and questions of meaning rarely develop at the same pace. Often one area grows while another stands still – and that is exactly where friction, exhaustion or the feeling of being in the wrong place arise. “Synchronize it!” starts here: the seminar connects the question “Where do I stand in my personal development?” with the question “How do I bring life and work back into harmony?”.

It is based on the model of ego development by the American psychologist Jane Loevinger. The model describes how the way people interpret themselves, others and the world changes over time. If you know your own stage of development, you understand better why certain conflicts keep recurring – and find ways to resolve them.

Key topics & seminar content

Understanding the stages of ego development

• You get to know the four (or more) stages of ego development developed by Jane Loevinger

• Tests, exercises and guided imagery help you find out: where do I stand – and why?

Synchronising life and work

• Developing career, relationships and questions of meaning at the same time

• Effective methods of personal and organisational change

• Reflection in individual and group settings

Psychology and practice combined

• Foundations of humanistic and positive psychology

• Practical live training with case studies and self-experience

• Developing an inner stance rather than tool-based thinking

Who is “Synchronize it!” for?

• Coaches, consultants and executives who want to enable real transformation

• People going through change – professionally or privately

• Organisations that want to connect individual and collective development

Seminar organisation & logistics

• Date: 10–11 May 2025

• Time: from 10:00 a.m. to approx. 4:30 p.m. each day

• Format: on site at Hotel Adler (Aalen) + online participation possible

• Fee: €890 net

• Accommodation: room with breakfast from €109

• Speaker: Helmut-Whitey Kritzinger, Kritzinger Foundation, London

The book “Die Arbeit der Zukunft” (The Work of the Future) in the shop