Practice, study and art of gifted development
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Welcome
A Lot of Complexity offers coaching and educational services and specialises in the study, practice, context and art of creative, emotional and existential development. Our mission is grounded in promoting the fact that people live meaningfully and feel socially connected, while fully expressing their creativity and embodying their sensitivity. We believe that emotional well-being is of great importance in that respect. Our educational and coaching program combines (self-) knowledge, critical and creative thinking, competence and art, which act as important catalysts for all-round health and creative development. This makes our approach insightful and fresh.
Our program splits into three segments: educational modules related to creativity and giftedness (such as webinars); coaching (single 1-on-1 sessions and customised development programs) and advanced courses focusing on, amongst others, positive disintegration. The program is available for private individuals and professionals, young and older adults, psychologists, coaches, researchers, students, teachers, educational counsellors (and other specialists in the fields of psychological guidance and teaching), but also leaders, policy makers, designers, musicians, artists and ... perhaps you? All these people share openness to new experiences and a strong drive to acknowledge complexity and connection in every aspect of their lives. This allows them to drive their own development and that of their milieu with harmonious passion. A Lot of Complexity provides an environment that allows complexity to flourish!
If you would like to find out more about our offerings, such as webinars or individual coaching, please contact us at lotte@alotofcomplexity.com . We will gladly share our English program with you! We can also provide additional information about our tailored development programs either by e-mail or during a video call.
Wishing you all the best,
Lotte van Lith,
Director