February 4, 2012
Time: Networking begins at 9:30 AM
Program runs 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Metroplex Corporate Center 4000 Chemical Road Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 Investment: DVAPT Members - no charge ACP Members - $25 Students/In transition - $15
Location: La Salle University located in the
Non-Members - $35
DVAPT membership - $45 (All DVAPT members are "Associate" members of APTi) Professional, Student, and Retiree members of APTi, DVAPT membership is $30
Please RSVP to Programs@DVAPT.org and mail your check, payable to DVAPT, postmarked by Friday, January 27th to: DVAPT Jung's theory of personality is the basis for the MBTI and understanding his theory enables us to work much more deeply with individuals and teams on the results of their assessments.
7932 Green Lane
Wyncote, PA 19095
This presentation will answer the following questions:
What is a Jungian approach to coaching?
How can the coach best prepare him/her-self for their work?
What is a wounded healer and how does the idea work in coaching?
How do you balance the expectations of the corporate environment and support transformational change in your client?
- What is group coaching
We will learn how a Jungian approach to coaching translates into the ability to:
- Ask questions that a client in the direction appropriate to their life
- Understand the importance of root cause
- Take advantage of symbolism and metaphor that may surface during sessions
- Be comfortable with paradox and intangibles
Carl Gustav Jung lived from 1875-1961. He gave his life to developing Analytical Psychology in an effort to provide greater support to the individual in the development of their psyche. He emphasized consciousness and spent 16 years immersed in a personal effort to develop his own consciousness. Jung provided a great step change in our thinking about development and maturity. His stages include Confession; Elucidation; Education; and Transformation. We will discuss these as they relate to the stages of Aspiration; Assessment; Coaching; and Transfer.
About the Speaker:
Dr. Janet Steinwedel is the President of Leader’s Insight, an Executive Coaching and Leadership Effectiveness consultancy.
Janet provides thought leadership as a consultant and executive coach. She assists leaders in clarifying their goals and objectives and becoming more aware of themselves and their behaviors in service to their aspirations and business results. With 25 years of experience working in industries including pharmaceutical, health care, financial services, insurance, communications, retail, and hospitality, Janet works effectively with a broad range of leaders.
Areas of focus include: surfacing your authentic
leadership, relationship building and stakeholder management; personal
branding, communication and collaboration; creating and sustaining work/life
balance; critical thinking and decision making; issues of diversity and
cross-cultural working; and developing agility and resilience for success in
today’s work place. Additionally, Janet
has created a unique process with small group coaching targeting topics such as
these.
Janet has held significant leadership roles including Senior Director of
Leadership and Business Effectiveness at AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals, where she
led Executive Coaching, Leadership, Organizational Development and Diversity
groups; Assistant Vice President of Leadership and Organization Development at
Delaware Investments; and Director of The 5th Avenue Club at Saks Fifth Avenue. Janet earned her doctorate in Human and
Organizational Systems and is a regular speaker on Leadership and Executive
Coaching topics. She is certified in numerous assessment instruments,
including the MBTI, where she has specialized expertise.
Janet has studied Jungian psychology at the Philadelphia Jung Institute since 2008. In July of 2010 she completed a two-week intensive at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. She continues to clarify and understand her own tendencies, preferences and behavior, in order to be more effective in the coaching relationship.
Directions:
From points West (via PA Turnpike):
Take I-76 East to Exit 333 (Norristown). After the toll plaza, exit immediately to the right and follow signs for Plymouth Meeting. Merge onto West Germantown Pike and stay right. At the traffic light, turn right onto Chemical Road. Turn right at the next traffic light into the Metroplex Corporate Center.
From points East (via PA Turnpike):
Take I-76 East to Exit 333 (Norristown). After the toll plaza, exit immediately to the right and follow signs for Plymouth Meeting. Merge onto West Germantown Pike and stay right. At the traffic light, turn right onto Chemical Road. Turn right at the next traffic light into the Metroplex Corporate Center.
From Lansdale:
Take I-476 South (Northeast Extension) to I-276 West (PA Turnpike). Exit toward Norristown/Harrisburg. Take the first exit, Exit 333 (Norristown). After the toll plaza, exit immediately to the right and follow signs for Plymouth Meeting. Merge onto West Germantown Pike and stay right. At the traffic light, turn right onto Chemical Road. Turn right at the next traffic light into the Metroplex Corporate Center.
From Central Philadelphia:
Take I-76 West and proceed to Exit 331B (I-476 North) toward Plymouth Meeting. Once on 476, take exit 19 (Germantown Pike East/Plymouth Meeting). Get into far left lane. At the first traffic light, turn left into the Metroplex Corporate Center.
From Cherry Hill/South Jersey:
Take the Ben Franklin Bridge, I-676W toward Philadelphia. Stay left at the fork to merge onto I-676 W/US-30 W/Vine St Expy. Follow signs onto I-76 West (left exit). Proceed to Exit 331B and merge onto I-476 N toward Plymouth Meeting. Once on 476, take exit 19 (Germantown Pike East/Plymouth Meeting). Get into far left lane. At the first traffic light, turn left into the Metroplex Corporate Center.
From Wilmington:
Take I-95 N to Exit 7 and merge onto I-476 N toward Plymouth Meeting. Once on 476, take exit 19 (Germantown Pike East/Plymouth Meeting). Get into far left lane. At the first traffic light, turn left into the Metroplex Corporate Center.
