Black-Box-Methoden

Those who want to consistently implement the systemic attitude of not knowing and not understanding in everyday practice should try using Black-Box methods. Jens Förster explains what lies behind these procedures, also referred to as "analog" or "covert," in this guide for therapy, counseling, and supervision, supported by numerous case studies. Ignoring the content level (What is the problem?) allows for unbiased work on the process level (How can we improve the situation?). Clients are encouraged to become experts on their issues and to develop new solution ideas themselves. If you wish to accompany impartially rather than just treat and to co-create spaces for self-organization, you are in the right place.