From Reactions To Action Using Logosynthesis®
I was introduced to the international Logosynthesis community as busy working parent who was curious to explore the model as a way to be less reactive and focus on what was important in my life. I shared why I was interested in learning Logosynthesis during a very busy period in my life and how it helped to relieve tension at work and at home.
As I continued to train, I gained a deeper appreciation for the scope of what was possible using Logosynthesis. My interest continues to be supporting working parents, recognizing that they are often the leaders in business and community, they are raising our next generation of leaders and they are experiencing significant demands in a changing and uncertain world.
And so my second book expands the scope to encourage working parents to explore a new way to thrive in our times – a new way to enjoy everyday living. In this book, I continue to offer my personal experiences and professional development and I introduce the amazing work of coaches, counsellors and therapists in our international Logosynthesis community. Building on the momentum of this contribution, we have decided to share the expertise of this group through a series of interviews, available on YouTube. I appreciate that it is more than the sharing of the work, it is the sharing of the enthusiasm for what is possible that is creating a powerful field of possibility. It feels both supportive and exciting. We can be confident to share our transformative work to support each other realize our full potential.
Enjoy and take care, Cathy Caswell
The Book: Thriving In Our Times: From Reactions to Action Using Logosynthesis®
The Playlist: Thriving In Our Times YouTube Playlist
There are lots of people to thank for their member contribution but I do want to call out a few: Willem Lammers for the gift of Logosynthesis®. To Eric Robins, MD, Dr. Lori Hops & Alison McEachern for such prompt reviews on Amazon. To Thomas Gelmi, Blair Richards & Kim MacDonald for the Advanced Praise. To Adriana Caswell for powerful illustrations. To the esteemed group who contributed case studies: Alan Rojas Yacolca (Peru), Myriam Nordemann (Italy), Heather Day (UK), Shanda Woodin (Canada), Mathias Egger (Switzerland), Ineke Kersten, (The Netherlands), Christin Aannerud, (Switzerland), and Julie Jacinthe Arsenault, (Canada).
