I am an organization development consultant, educator and author and work for The Grove Consultants International as senior consultant, vice president of global learning, and co-director of The Global Learning & Exchange Network (The GLEN). I work with my clients to bring about positive change, and I am passionate about helping practitioners and leaders to become designers and leaders of change. I appreciate learning while doing good as one of our greatest resources.
ANNOUNCING Visual Consulting: Designing & Leading Change, by David Sibbet & Gisela Wendling, Ph.D. , an exciting integration of visual facilitation, dialogic practice, and change work applied to organizational, community, and multi-sector consulting. Gisela and David combine principles and practices from nearly 70 years of field experience in a Seven Challenges of Change Framework that has been collaboratively developed within their consulting network. Consultants who want to become visual, and visual practitioners who are moving into consulting will both find a treasure trove of practical tools and methods. More…
ANNOUNCING Visual Consulting: Designing & Leading Change, by David Sibbet & Gisela Wendling, Ph.D. , an exciting integration of visual facilitation, dialogic practice, and change work applied to organizational, community, and multi-sector consulting. Gisela and David combine principles and practices from nearly 70 years of field experience in a Seven Challenges of Change Framework that has been collaboratively developed within their consulting network. Consultants who want to become visual, and visual practitioners who are moving into consulting will both find a treasure trove of practical tools and methods. More…
Liminal Pathways Blog
Recovering an Indigenous View of the World: The Sundance – Post 2
The Sundance Ceremony of the North American Great Plains People (which includes territories of the Cree people in Canada) is a prayer for life, the [...]
Recovering An Indigenous View of the World: Reflections on A Cree Sundance – Post 1
* How can a person immersed in western society recover an indigenous worldview? What are the ways that indigenous and non-indigenous people can build bridges [...]
Recovering an Indigenous View of the World: The Sundance – Post 2
The Sundance Ceremony of the North American Great Plains People (which includes territories of the Cree people in Canada) is a prayer for life, the [...]
Recovering An Indigenous View of the World: Reflections on A Cree Sundance – Post 1
* How can a person immersed in western society recover an indigenous worldview? What are the ways that indigenous and non-indigenous people can build bridges [...]
