Discover the essentials of the
Appreciative Way in this fast
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Rob and Kim Voyle.
Practical Appreciative Inquiry based strategies to effectively resolve grief and resentment.
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The Appreciative Way is a transformational way of "being and seeing" that leads to a life-giving way of "doing" in the world.
This positive way of being in the world and engaging in organizational and individual development is in dramatic contrast to many of the current problem-solving approaches to change management, that despite their best intentions often lead to increasing levels of negativity, blame, frustration, and poor performance.
The appreciative way can be applied to any human experience or endeavor. For example we have applied the Appreciative Way to:
We provide a wide range of Appreciative Inquiry, Coaching, and Leadership Training Programs that are based in the Appreciative Way
Our training programs are designed for people who want to grow in their understanding of the Appreciative Way and who want to use their spirituality in their work and daily life. They are especially designed for:
We offer a blend of residential intensives and teleconferences to train you to appreciatively use your gifts for the benefit of others.
The following are some of our Appreciative Way published resources that are currently available.
Rob Voyle has an amazing ability to frame and express Appreciative
Inquiry for all of us.
Christopher Szecsey, Senior Associate Social Impact, Inc.
Rob and Kim's Appreciative Way series is an excellent group of tools to
help you create an appreciative life. Rob and Kim combine a deep
understanding of the theory of Appreciative Inquiry with their pastoral
skills. All the guides are participant and facilitator friendly; lots of
examples and exercises. I recommend their work as a way to define a
purpose centered life, community and church.
Sue Hammond, Author Thinbook of Appreciative Inquiry