About Us
Learning and development spaces that place mindfulness, dialogue, and collective strength at the center.Scientifically grounded methods that take effect immediately in practice.

Grounded in practice
focused on solutions
Our methods from mindfulness, dialogue, and conflict work are combined with deep insights into group dynamics. This creates spaces in which trust grows, creativity unfolds, and genuine transformation becomes possible.

„Wo andere nicht weiterkommen, beginnt meine Arbeit“
"Ermöglichen statt erlauben"

Christiane
Leiste
„Where others reach their limits, my work begins.“
Christiane is the first Lewis Deep Democracy Trainer and Elder in the German-speaking world and has developed the training programs for all German-speaking Lewis Deep Democracy and CoResolve trainers. She teaches at Osnabrück University of Applied Sciences and at Heliopolis University in Cairo, and in her work she integrates Mindful Leadership, Theory U, mindfulness, and conflict facilitation into a holistic approach to change and dialogue.
With many years of experience in schools, universities, and international projects, she supports leaders, teams, and organizations through transformation processes. Her style is empathetic, humorous, and solution-oriented, with a keen sensitivity to group dynamics and the “hot topics” beneath the surface.
Selected education and professional training:
Prof. Dr. Andreas Bertram
„Enable rather than permit“
He served for many years as a university president and was responsible for “Digitalization in Teaching and Research” within the German Rectors’ Conference for several years. He is an expert in Mindful Leadership and Deep Democracy. His understanding of leadership is based on participation, trust, and diversity as a strength. In his work, he combines mindfulness, conflict competence, and organizational development with a clear, future-oriented stance.
His professional training, among others with Myrna Lewis, Otto Scharmer, and Dr. Ha Vinh Tho, strongly shapes his work. His strength lies in creating spaces where diversity, dialogue, and collective action enable extraordinary development to emerge.



