Resonance Decision Dialogue
Understand conflicts. Accompany development.
A reflection tool for coaching, self-exploration, and supervision.
People rarely struggle because they lack values. More often, several legitimate values are in play at once.
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Enter a conflict situation, a decision question, or a feeling.
The Resonance Decision Dialogue identifies the underlying resonance values and creates a perspective for reflection.
The Resonance Decision Dialogue does not ask about causes first. It asks:
Which values are active at the same time?
Tensions often emerge between self-care, self-responsibility, self-expectation, and self-boundaries.
The problem is then not a lack of willpower, but an unresolved value conflict.
The resonance field behind ambivalences and conflicts
The Resonance Decision Dialogue is based on sixteen fundamental self-values that form a connected resonance field.
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Select a self-value
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Areas of application
Executive coaching
Career, decisions, and personal development.
Self-exploration
Inner conflicts, identity, and questions of meaning and life.
Supervision (organisational)
Role clarification, team dynamics, and institutional tensions.
Training
Reflection tool for leaders, coaches, therapists, and supervisors.
When good reasons collide
Many concerns in coaching, self-exploration, and supervision revolve around tensions between responsibility and self-protection, freedom and obligation, boundaries and connection. The Resonance Decision Dialogue makes these fields of tension visible and opens new perspectives for development and decision-making.
What does the Resonance Decision Dialogue do?
Recognise tensions
Make inner conflicts and competing values visible.
Discover blind spots
Recognise overlooked perspectives and development opportunities.
Accompany development
Create orientation in processes of change and decision-making.
Structure complexity
Make multifaceted situations understandable and discussable.
Whitepaper
Orientation in complex decision spaces — an introduction to the Resonance Decision Dialogue.
Download whitepaperOrigin story
The Resonance Decision Dialogue emerged from decades of work in counselling, therapy, personal development, philosophy, systemic constellations, and research into relational structures of human experience. At its centre is the question:
What structure underlies human conflicts, decisions, and development processes?
What our customers say
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I used the app to work through some of my current topics, and it responded very well as an inner voice: structured and clear.
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The Self-Worth Filter helped me much more to think about my topic in a new and deeper way and then find my own solution – no app could have told me that.
V. H.
I compared the Self-Worth Filter with my usual AI: The filter's response goes much deeper and makes much more sense!
G. B.
The Self-Worth Filter shifts the perspective: … The filter didn't give a solution, but it made the blind spot visible. And that's exactly where change began.
A. E.
I used the app to work through some of my current topics, and it responded very well as an inner voice: structured and clear.
J. K.
The Self-Worth Filter helped me much more to think about my topic in a new and deeper way and then find my own solution – no app could have told me that.
V. H.
I compared the Self-Worth Filter with my usual AI: The filter's response goes much deeper and makes much more sense!
G. B.
The Self-Worth Filter shifts the perspective: … The filter didn't give a solution, but it made the blind spot visible. And that's exactly where change began.
A. E.
I used the app to work through some of my current topics, and it responded very well as an inner voice: structured and clear.
J. K.
Not every difficulty needs a quick solution. Some first need better orientation.
Contact
Would you like to learn about the Resonance Decision Dialogue or book a conversation? Write to us — we will get back to you promptly.
- Resonance Ethics GmbH
- Germany
- info@resonance-ethics.com