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Claristrat Method White Paper
A scholarly account of how the four scientific pillars of the method deliver the leadership development required today.
Pro-Bono Program for Non-Profits
The Claristrat Impact Partners Program offers pro-bono executive development for mission-driven organizations.
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Claristrat Method ICF Competency Map
How the certification programs map to the ICF core competencies. A practical reference for credentialing.
FOUNDATIONAL REFERENCESA snapshot of the method’s
evidence-based approach.
Not exhaustive, but every featured title directly shapes how we think about human development, systems, and senior decision-making.
Book cover titled 'Executive Coaching: Developing Managerial Wisdom in a World of Chaos' by Richard R. Kilburg, featuring an abstract, geometric background in shades of gray.
Cover page of Harvard Business Review article titled "A Leader's Framework for Decision Making" by David Snowden and Mary E. Boone, with Harvard logo and website URL.
A poster with the words 'Jerome Bruner acts of meaning' written in black letters on a white background.
Cover of a book titled 'Thinking in Systems: A Primer' by Donella H. Meadows, edited by Diana Wright, featuring a black and white abstract spiral design.
Book cover with the title "Systems Thinking, Systems Practice" by Peter Checkland, featuring a background diagram of interconnected systems.
Book cover titled 'Creating the Corporate Future' by Russell L. Ackoff with a minimalist design.
Book cover titled 'The Polyvagal Theory' by Stephen W. Porges, with subtitle 'Neurophysiological Foundations of Emotions, Attachment, Communication, Self-Regulation' and a black and white abstract image of neural connections.
Book cover titled 'Executive Coaching with Backbone and Heart' by Mary Beth O'Neill, 2nd edition, with a subtitle about a systems approach to engaging leaders.
Book cover titled 'The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious,' translated by R.F.C. Hull, with the letters 'CG JUNG' in large, light gray font.
Book cover titled "The Stories We Live By" by Dan P. McAdams, featuring a silhouette of a person's head with a moon and clouds, and a small house at the bottom.
Book cover titled 'In Over Our Heads: The Mental Demands of Modern Life' by Robert Kegan, featuring a blurred abstract illustration with dark tones.
Cover of a book titled 'Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends' by Michael White and David Epston, with a gray and white geometric design.
Cover of the book titled "The Body Keeps the Score" by Bessel Van Der Kolk, featuring a silhouette of a dancing figure surrounded by star-like shapes.
Book cover for "Coach the Person, Not the Problem" by Marcia Reynolds. The background features a black and white image of a metal object, with white and bold black text displaying the title, author, and additional information about the book.
Black, gray, and white logo with the text 'FYI for your improvement' and 'Korn Ferry' at the top left.
Book cover titled 'The Fifth Discipline: The Art & Practice of the Learning Organization' by Peter M. Senge, revised and updated with 100 new pages, featuring a large V in the background.
Book cover titled 'The Art of Somatic Coaching' with subtitle 'Embodying Skillful Action, Wisdom, and Compassion,' featuring a stack of smooth stones on a beach with waves in the background.
Book cover titled 'General System Theory' by Ludwig von Bertalanffy, with a diagram of a pie chart and labeled definitions of various fields.
Book cover for 'Waking the Tiger: Healing Trauma' by Peter A. Levine with Ann Frederick, featuring black and white illustration of two tigers.
Black and white cover of a book titled 'Map of the Soul: Jung's Psychology and Its Influence on Modern Thought' by Murray Stein, featuring abstract geometric shapes and circles.
Cover of the book 'Co-Active Coaching' Fourth Edition, with a quote at the top, author names at the bottom, and abstract circular design in gray.
Book cover titled 'Seeing Systems' by Barry Oshry, featuring an illustration of a person wearing a large hat and looking at a circular object with a keyhole.
Book cover titled 'The Leadership Dojo' by Richard Strozzi-Heckler, with subtitle 'Build Your Foundation as an Exemplary Leader', in a traditional Japanese setting with shoji screens.
Book cover titled "Action Inquiry" with the subtitle "The Secret of Timely and Transforming Leadership" by Bill Torbert and Associates.
Book cover titled 'Memories, Dreams, Reflections' by C. G. Jung, featuring a black and white photograph of C. G. Jung reading a paper, with recording and editing credits to Aniela Jaffé and translation credits to Richard and Clara Winston.