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The Anatomy of Changework

By: Roni Matar & Rafael Verdiguier
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  • "Anatomy of Changework" is a thought-provoking podcast series that takes a deep dive into the intricate world of personal change and transformation. Hosted by experienced changework practitioners Roni and Rafa, the podcast aims to uncover the fundamental principles, techniques, and philosophies that underpin effective changework practices.


    Each episode of the series focuses on a specific aspect of changework, exploring how various modalities such as Metaphors of Movement (MoM), Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT), Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Provocative Change Works (PCW) approach these key elements. Roni and Rafa engage in insightful discussions, sharing their knowledge, experiences, and case studies to illuminate the complex mechanisms that drive lasting personal change.


    Throughout the series, the hosts delve into a wide range of topics, including the role of language and metaphor in shaping our perceptions, the impact of subconscious patterns and beliefs on behavior, and the importance of emotional states in the change process. They also explore the interplay between various changework modalities, highlighting their unique strengths and the ways in which they can be integrated to create powerful, transformative experiences for clients.


    "Anatomy of Changework" is designed to appeal to a broad audience, from experienced changework practitioners looking to refine their skills and deepen their understanding of the field, to individuals curious about personal growth and transformation. Roni and Rafa's engaging and accessible style, combined with their extensive knowledge and passion for the subject, make this podcast an invaluable resource for anyone interested in the art and science of personal change.


    Whether you are a therapist, coach, or simply someone seeking to unlock your full potential and lead a more fulfilling life, "Anatomy of Changework" offers a wealth of insights, strategies, and tools to help you navigate the complex landscape of personal transformation. Join Roni and Rafa on this fascinating journey as they unravel the mysteries of changework and provide you with the knowledge and inspiration to create lasting, positive change in your own life and the lives of others.
    Copyright 2024 Roni Matar & Rafael Verdiguier
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  • Anatomy of Changework Ep. 2 |Mastering the Art of Client-Centric Change Work

    Anatomy of Changework Ep. 2 |Mastering the Art of Client-Centric Change Work
    Jun 9 2024
    In this second episode of the "Anatomy of Changework" series, Rafa and I discuss the importance of understanding a client's needs and tailoring the approach accordingly.Key Highlights:- The problem-remedy-outcome (PRO) model as a framework to identify the client's core issue and desired outcome.- The importance of matching the intervention (coaching, IEMT, etc.) to the client's experience, rather than trying to fit the client into a pre-existing model.- Considerations when working with high-performing clients, such as elite athletes, and the need to be sensitive to their emotional state after setbacks.- The role of factors within and outside the client's control in determining outcomes, and the value of reflecting on these factors post-performance.This episode provides valuable insights for coaches, therapists, and change workers on adaptable, client-centric approaches to facilitating meaningful change.#changework #ScopeAndCategorization #PersonalTransformation #MoM #IEMT #NLP #PCW #EmotionalResponses #Behaviors #PersonalGrowth #RoniAndRafa #Therapy #Coaching #ChangeWorkPractitioners #ProvocativeChangeWorks-----------------------------------------------Roni Matar is based in Beirut, Lebanon and you'll find his coaching and training website here: https://www.ronimatar.com---------------------------------------------Key Highlights:(0:02 - 0:46) The topic of discussion and Rafa's question on choosing the appropriate approach for a client.(0:48 - 1:56) The importance of matching the intervention to the client's experience, rather than fitting the client into a pre-existing model.(1:58 - 2:47) Rafa's experience of adapting his work to the client's experience versus trying to fit the client into his model.(2:47 - 3:05) Introduction to the problem-remedy-outcome (PRO) model.(3:05 - 4:02) Distinguishing between problem, remedy, and outcome-oriented responses from clients.(4:03 - 5:14) The importance of identifying the client's frame (problem, remedy, or outcome) from the initial question.(6:05 - 7:18) Considering the context and background information when starting a session with a client.(7:20 - 8:12) Rafa's example of working with sports clients and identifying the problem behind their desired outcome.(8:12 - 9:29) Shifting the client's response from a problem to a remedy or outcome frame.(9:31 - 9:59) The differentiation between the need for support, change, or training when working with a client.(10:00 - 11:43) Utilizing the PRO and the training/change work/support and care categories to guide the next steps in the session.(11:44 - 12:31) Rafa's example of the importance of being sensitive to a client's emotional state after a defeat in elite sports.(12:34 - 13:16) The risks of premature reframing and the need to allow the client to experience their emotions.(13:18 - 14:00) The importance of understanding what the client needs in the moment, whether it's support or change work.(14:01 - 15:11) Avoiding the temptation to force a change of category on the client through reframing.(15:14 - 16:09) Rafa's discussion of the three factors (controllable, uncontrollable, and luck) that influence the outcome in elite sports.(16:10 - 16:49) Examples of how external factors can impact the outcomes in professional sports.(16:51 - 18:55) The importance of understanding all the factors that contributed to the outcome, both positive and negative, and using that to inform the subsequent work with the client.
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    19 mins
  • Anatomy of Changework Ep. 1 | Unlocking the Power of Scope and Categorization in Changework

    Anatomy of Changework Ep. 1 | Unlocking the Power of Scope and Categorization in Changework
    May 26 2024

    In this premiere episode of "Anatomy of Changework," Rafa and Roni dive deep into the essential roles that scope and categorization play in facilitating personal change and transformation. They explore how these crucial concepts are utilized in various changework modalities, including Metaphors of Movement (MoM), Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT), Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Provocative Change Works (PCW).


    Throughout the discussion, Rafa and Roni share insights, examples, and personal experiences that illuminate the power of scope and categorization in shaping our perceptions and emotional responses. Roni examines how adjusting the scope of an experience, such as the perceived distance of past and future events, can significantly impact an individual's emotional state and motivation. Rafa shares a profound personal example of how extending his future scope relieved anxiety during a challenging time in his life.


    The duo also explores the interplay between scope and categorization, with Roni demonstrating how a change in categorization, such as reframing a phobia as disgust rather than fear, can lead to lasting changes in behavior and emotional responses.


    Rafa and Roni draw upon a wide range of examples, from personal anecdotes to sports psychology and religious beliefs, to illustrate the universal nature of scope and categorization in human experience. They also discuss the differences between various changework modalities, such as the automatic changes in scope and categorization observed in IEMT compared to the more deliberate interventions used in NLP.


    Whether you are a changework practitioner seeking to deepen your understanding of these crucial concepts or an individual interested in personal growth and transformation, this episode offers valuable insights and practical examples that demonstrate the power of scope and categorization in shaping our lives.


    Join Rafa and Roni as they embark on this fascinating exploration of the world of changework and uncover the hidden mechanisms that drive lasting personal transformation.


    Timestamps:

    0:00 Introduction: The concept of scope and its importance in changework modalities

    0:23 Defining scope in terms of dimensions and movement within a specific frame

    1:17 Explaining categories and their relation to common properties or actions

    2:37 Examples of categories: Games, video games, and their subcategories

    4:30 Case study: Changing the categorization of a client's snake phobia from fear to disgust

    7:16 Clarification: Realizing an experience belongs to a different category, leading to a change in future responses

    8:01 The role of scope in IEMT and how it affects categorization

    9:35 Common changes in scope during IEMT, such as memories becoming fainter or farther away

    10:00 Distinguishing between changes in scope and changes in category during IEMT

    10:28 Comparing IEMT and NLP: Automatic vs. deliberate changes in scope and categorization

    11:31 The concept of scope in time, as explored in Andy Austin's MoM

    12:08 Example: The relationship between the perceived distance of past and future and emotional states

    14:13 Exploring the metaphorical landscape: The location of past and future and its impact on present experiences

    15:14 Rafa's personal example: Realizing future change during a challenging time working at KFC

    17:18 Drawing parallels between personal experiences and religious beliefs about the afterlife

    17:59 The concept of "culture of effort" in sports psychology and its relation to scope

    18:41 Historical example: Ancient Egyptians extending the scope of experience beyond death

    19:00 Rafa's experience with his mentor, Nick Kemp, and the impact of contracting the scope of preparation

    20:29 The role of provocative change work in influencing scope and categorization

    21:01 The subtle yet powerful impact of changing scope on a person's experience

    22:11 Roni shares an example from a practice session with Rafa, demonstrating the use of provocative language

    24:33 The importance of personal relevance in changework experiences

    24:41 Conclusion: Wrapping up the discussion on scope and categorization


    #Changework #ScopeAndCategorization #PersonalTransformation #MoM #IEMT #NLP #PCW #MetaphorsOfMovement #IntegralEyeMovementTherapy #ProvocativeChangeWorks #AnatomyOfChangework #RafaAndRoni
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