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Coert Visser
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Ons boek Paden naar oplossingen is vandaag verschenen in een mooie nieuwe uitgave (groter formaat, harde kaft). De prijs blijft hetzelfde.Samenvatting van 'Paden naar oplossingen'
Bestaat er een manier voor coaches, leidinggevenden, medewerkers en docenten om verandering tot stand te brengen op een snelle en prettige manier? Is er een manier die tegelijk respectvol en resultaatgericht is? Ja, die manier is er: oplossingsgericht werken.
Oplossingsgericht werken helpt om positieve doelen te stellen en uit te vinden wat werkt om vooruit te komen in de richting van die doelen. Oplossingsgericht werken is eenvoudig maar niet gemakkelijk. 'Paden naar oplossingen' helpt om oplossingsgericht werken beter in de vingers te krijgen en meer toepassingsmogelijkheden te ontdekken. Het boek beschrijft de aanpak op een manier die zowel voor beginners als ervaren professionals interessant en nuttig is.
Het boek bevat veel praktijkvoorbeelden en dialogen en legt de principes toegankelijk en helder uit. Bovendien staan in het boek veel nieuwe inzichten en toepassingen. Maar het boek gaat nog een stap verder door een uitgebreid overzicht te bieden van de ontstaansgeschiedenis van de oplossingsgerichte benadering en een beschrijving van wetenschappelijk onderzoek.
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- Where are you based? (City & Country)
- Driebergen, The Netherlands
- In which role(s) do you use SF ideas and tools? (You can pick more than one)
- Coach, Trainer, Other
- What is your website (if any)?
- http://www.solutionfocusedchange.com
- About your connection to Solution Focused Work (based on Insoo Kim Berg and Steve de Shazer at BFTC Milwaukee and others):
- Solution-focused trainer, coach, blogger, author
Coert Visser's Blog
The Thinktank That Created The Solution-Focused Approach - Interview with Eve Lipchik
Posted on November 17, 2009 at 7:35pm —
20 Solution Focused techniques
Posted on November 4, 2009 at 7:30pm —
Presupposing Agency and Responsilbility
Posted on November 1, 2009 at 10:23am — 1 Comment
Solution-Focused Assumptions
Posted on October 5, 2009 at 10:30am — 9 Comments
When did the potential of the solution-focused approach first hit you?
Posted on July 10, 2009 at 6:30pm — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (17 comments)
- At 5:32pm on December 29, 2008,
Paolo Terni said… - Hi Coert!
Finally I am back in California and I have some time for myself.
I am reading the book "talent is overrated", that you mentioned in your blog posting. Pretty good, thanks for bringing that to my attention.
I liked the part where the author describes what deliberate practice is; the part where he describes Ericson's experiment in Berlin with the violin players; I also liked the distinction between "practice" and "deliberate practice" the author makes, supporting it with the fact about how experience does not add up to better performance.
I might be posting a brief comment about that article in my blog in the next few days, of course crediting you.
Frankly, I could have done without the part where he slams the concept of talent: I think he goes too far. And when authors introduce a new concept by blasting away current wisdom they expose themselves to the risk of being ridiculous: like when he tries to make the point that human abilities, not money, are the real asset now because banks and companies are awash in cash - something that read now makes you either laugh or cry, depending on your mood... :)
other than that, I think he is on to something important!!
Thanks again!!
Wishing you a great, happy and successful 2009,
ciao,
Paolo
PS: I was in Amsterdam Saturday, just connecting at Schipohl on my way to California...
- At 1:15pm on November 26, 2008,
Paolo Terni said…
- Thanks a lot, Coert!
I was aware of Colvin's work, but I have not read his book; and I haven't gotten the latest Gladwell's book either.
To make a long story short, after checking out what you wrote, I now have both books in my amazon shopping cart.
Xmas break reading! :)
Thanks again for thinking about me in connection with those books.
Right now and up to Xmas I am very very busy with work (which is good), and very little is going on re my writing / research.
I will get back on it during Xmas time, and I might contact you again then for writing something together, if you are still interested.
Cheers,
ciao,
Paolo
- At 8:16pm on September 8, 2008,
Marco Matera said… - Hi I'll be in Tilburg on 7/11 and then I'd like make a little trip
- At 7:13pm on September 8, 2008,
Marco Matera said…
- Hi Coert, you are welcome as my friend. I'll be in Netherland in November maybe we can meet.
- At 7:02am on July 24, 2008,
Coert Visser said…
- O gosh, I have already ordered it...
- At 2:31am on July 24, 2008,
Paolo Terni said…
- Hi Coert!
Do not bother getting Kluge... I thought the book itself was a Kluge!
There are much better books on the design of the human mind and the quirks of our cognition: by Pinker, by Wilson, by Wegner, by Haidt...
I felt the book lacked focus.
Too bad...
cheers,
Paolo
- At 2:17pm on June 27, 2008,
Peter West said… - Thanks Coert. Just finished two days facilitating a meeting of operations managers (who had never met in person) of an international high-tech company using solution-focused coaching techniques. No violence. Some agreements. Mostly smiles...must have worked for them :)
- At 11:31pm on June 23, 2008,
Hans-Peter Korn said… - Hi Coert - Please open this URL (with a Microsoft-Browser, not with firefox):
http://www.korn.ch/team-process-modules/team-process-modules.htm
or download this pdf:
http://www.korn.ch/team-process-modules/team-process-modules-Dateien/pdf/0team-process-modules.pdf
BUT: to be able to do this, you have to order (for FREE) the username and the password by sending a mail to: docrequest@korn.ch
- At 1:47pm on June 1, 2008,
Christine Duvivier said… - Hi Coert,
Thanks for the invitation. It looks like an interesting site!
Christine
- At 1:35pm on May 31, 2008,
Annet Noordman said… - Hi Coert,
Thanks for the invitation as a friend.
Annet Noordman
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Blog Posts
The Thinktank That Created The Solution-Focused Approach - Interview with Eve Lipchik
Posted by Coert Visser on November 17, 2009 at 7:35pm
Lean Development - Synergetic with SF?
Posted by Hans-Peter Korn on November 7, 2009 at 12:30pm — 2 Comments
20 Solution Focused techniques
Posted by Coert Visser on November 4, 2009 at 7:30pm
SF gets a warm welcome at the British Wittgenstein Society
Posted by Mark McKergow on November 3, 2009 at 3:54pm — 2 Comments
Presupposing Agency and Responsilbility
Posted by Coert Visser on November 1, 2009 at 10:23am — 1 Comment
Art of Hosting - interesting meta-method of emergent change approaches
Posted by Mark McKergow on October 5, 2009 at 5:00pm
Solution-Focused Assumptions
Posted by Coert Visser on October 5, 2009 at 10:30am — 9 Comments
Praise from the British Wittgenstein Society!
Posted by Mark McKergow on September 25, 2009 at 2:00pm
Internet Radio Host Michael Neil use of miracle question
Posted by Barbara Green-Studer on September 21, 2009 at 6:16am — 1 Comment
Brain, science, and SF group revided
Posted by Michael Hjerth on August 28, 2009 at 2:37pm
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