Free On-line Sample Workshop:
Hidden Dynamics in Team Interactions
The silent costs of unaddressed interaction patterns
Mon 26th January 2026 3:30pm – 5pm (CET) in English.
Tues 24th February 2026 3pm – 4:30pm (CET) in German.
Wed 25th March 2026 11am – 12:30pm (CET) in English.
Fri 24th April 2026 2pm – 3:30pm (CEST) in German.
Many organisations invest heavily in communication, feedback, and leadership development – and still see the same issues resurface:
- capable people disengaging
- good ideas not being voiced
- recurring friction or escalation
- slow or distorted decision-making
- quiet loss of motivation and trust
Often, these problems are explained one incident at a time.
What’s missed are the interaction patterns that only become visible when you look over time.
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What this session is about
This free, interactive session explores hidden dynamics in everyday team interactions – the subtle patterns that shape influence, participation, and outcomes, especially under pressure.
Rather than focusing on personalities or “difficult people,” we look at:
- how certain interaction patterns form
- why they often go unnoticed or are explained away
- how well-intentioned responses can unintentionally reinforce them
- the organisational costs when these patterns persist
The session is not communication skills training, therapy, or a DEI workshop.
It is a guided exploration of patterns that quietly affect engagement, retention, and innovation.
What you’ll gain
Participants leave with a clearer understanding of:
- why some hidden dynamics have real impact
- how subtle patterns differ from one-off behaviours
- why the usual ‘fixes’ don’t cure the underlying issue
- what early signs of disengagement & idea loss are
- why addressing these dynamics needs specific tools
The aim is problem awareness – seeing more clearly what may already be happening in your organisation.
How the session works
- Format: Live, online, highly interactive
- Length: 90 minutes
- Group size: Small (to allow real discussion)
- Style: Socratic and conversational – participants discover insights through guided questions rather than being lectured
This format is designed to encourage reflection, shared insight, and practical recognition – not abstract theory.



