Authority and “authority” – autumn reflection

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Recording of the live stream November 25, 2020

Why watch the episode?

  1. We’ll explore why our brains tend to notice negative things more than positive ones.
  2. How mindfulness relates to human happiness and what you can do to boost your own happiness.
  3. We’ll also focus on data, evidence-based approaches, and critical thinking, discussing the importance of certifications and science in understanding the world around us.

What will you take away?

You’ll gain insights and practical tips on how to increase your personal mindfulness to improve both your work and personal life, as well as how to apply data and critical thinking in various situations.

Who is Radvan Bahbouh?

Radvan Bahbouh is the head of the psychology department at Charles University and also leads a team of coaches at QED. He is the author of the sociomapping method.

On the QED website, he describes himself: “I have been actively coaching for 20 years. Since I combine effective elements from various psychological approaches and use psychological knowledge and skills to tailor my methods individually, I represent psychological coaching. I also teach coaching. I wrote the book Pohádka o ztracené krajině about the psychology of self-coaching. Besides coaching, I have completed various psychotherapeutic trainings and have a psychotherapeutic practice focused mainly on crisis interventions. One of my strongest qualities is the ability to inspire people toward personal growth.

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