PROGRAM
November 2023, 23
9:00 – 9:30 Arrival, registration
9:30 – 9:45 Welcome – Lajos Bánki
9:45 – 11:15 Anett Kákonyi - Let's turn up the volume to hear our own voice!
11:15 – 11:30 Break
11:30 – 12:30 Joint music with Judit Morvay
12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH BREAK
13:30 – 14:30 Katalin Piczkó - Factors hindering our own voice.
14:30 – 14:45 Break
14:45 – 15:30 Round table discussion – Katalin Henderson, Zsófia Körmendi-Seidler PCC, Tamás Bozó, Dani Pecze PCC, Miklós Vargyas PCC
15:30 – 15:45 Closing
LECTURERS
Anett Kákonyi MCC
Business and Team Coach, Mentor Coach, Coach Instructor
Gestalt Therapist
ICF Hungarian Section – Advisory Board Member
Turn up the volume to hear your own voice!
My presentation guides you to the exciting area of self-knowledge and self-expression, where you can discover your own voice and find your professional path. I invite you on an inspiring journey where we explore the inner, deeper layers of ourselves and discover what values and passions we carry within us, and how we can find the unique voice with which we want to address the world.
Dr. Katalin Piczkó
EMCC accredited EIA Senior Practitioner coach and mentor
Find your own voice!
What could this mean? When and where will it be taken? How can we find it in our lifetime? How can we find it in a coaching process?
Those messages from the book of fate, which arrive at us through transgenerational paths and we assimilate them into ourselves from the unconscious of our original family, often close off our innermost authentic parts from us, shrinking the connection with them.
A silent line of saboteurs can form in front of us, for example, "don't be yourself!", "don't be a child!", "don't be an adult", "don't feel!" command. Just when we want to access our spontaneity, creativity, and creative parts. When we have the opportunity to fulfill the free child latent in us.
We all learn very early that if we have to choose between conforming to the environment and our immediate needs, which are the exact opposite of it, then we adapt.
After all, the source of life is our external environment: our parents and caregivers. While this means survival for us, under the layers of conformity, our lonely, often wounded, unaccepted self often lurks.
The very thing that can be the source of our spontaneity, creativity, and intuition. Our original, real voice.
Judith Morvay
He graduated from ELTÉ with a degree in ethnography, then continued his studies at the music pedagogy department of the Vienna Academy of Music. In 2018, he founded the Superar Musical Arts Foundation in Budapest, which enables underprivileged children to participate in experience-based music lessons and concerts. During his work, he experienced that playing music together can build a bridge between different cultures and teaches a lot of social and cognitive skills that can be used in many areas of life.
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WHEELCHAIR CONVERSATION
Dr. Tamás Bozó PhD
Coach as a freelancer and at the Doctoral School of Semmelweis University. University lecturer-researcher, pharmacist, biophysicist. Husband, father of two. Hobbit roof gardener.
Daniel Pecze (PCC)
I was also assistant and deputy mayor. Now I am a helper and in my place. I was a listener, I was a teller, but I have only been a listener for a few years.
I found all the treasures that the Good Lord created in me, and that were deep there all along, in 2019, at the PTF. I will now take this to the municipalities where I come from.
Miklós Vargyas (PCC)
I became a human and organizational developer from a software developer.
I support agile developments as an agile coach, primarily mentoring agile professionals in these processes.
Catherine Henderson
I graduated from PTF's Christian coach training in 2021 (EMCC Senior practitioner). In addition, I have a degree in theology and pastoral psychology. I am currently a graduate student in mental health specialist training at Semmelweis University and I work as a support professional in the form of a business.
