Putting Art to Work - Chirgwin, Keith; Chirgwin, Helene
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With Putting Art to Work, we want to show how artwork with pictures can be used as a tool to support the development of individuals, groups and organizations. With our tailor-made workshops, we invite all professionals working with learning and development: from educators at all levels, management and organizational consultants, psychologists, coaches, therapists, social workers, and health educators to use our art-based workshops, since a more exciting and enjoyable way of promoting health and supporting change and development in work life, we think, is hard to imagine.

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Produktbeschreibung
With Putting Art to Work, we want to show how artwork with pictures can be used as a tool to support the development of individuals, groups and organizations. With our tailor-made workshops, we invite all professionals working with learning and development: from educators at all levels, management and organizational consultants, psychologists, coaches, therapists, social workers, and health educators to use our art-based workshops, since a more exciting and enjoyable way of promoting health and supporting change and development in work life, we think, is hard to imagine.
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Autorenporträt
Helene is a widely experienced HR consultant and a coach, specialising in change management, executive support, and team and group development. Her primary interest lies in creating working environments where people can develop their full individual and organisational potential. Though now retired, Keith worked as an art teacher within teacher training in Sweden, specialising in visual and art-based learning processes. In Putting Art to Work, their ambition has been to develop innovative and usable working practices for motivating individuals, groups, and organisations to explore new and creative avenues in their quest for development.