Скачать или смотреть The Anatomy of Changework Episode 1 - The Essential Roles of Scope & Categorization in Changework

In this video, I sit down with fellow changework practitioner Rafa to explore the essential roles of scope and categorization in facilitating personal transformation. Join us as we dive deep into how these crucial elements are utilized in various modalities, including Metaphors of Movement (MoM), Integral Eye Movement Therapy (IEMT), Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), and Provocative Change Works (PCW).

Throughout our conversation, I share a powerful case study illustrating how altering the scope of a client's snake phobia led to a transformative change in their experience. Rafa opens up about his own journey, revealing how extending his future scope relieved anxiety during a challenging time in his life.

Together, we provide valuable insights and practical examples that demonstrate the importance of understanding and applying scope and categorization in changework. Whether you're a practitioner looking to enhance your skills or an individual seeking personal growth, this video will equip you with the knowledge and tools to unlock the power of these fundamental principles.

Discover how manipulating scope and updating categorizations can lead to rapid and profound shifts in emotional responses and behaviors.

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Roni Matar is based in Beirut, Lebanon and you'll find his coaching and training website here: https://www.ronimatar.com
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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 Integral Eye Movement Therapy (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 Metaphors of Movement (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