systemic-dialogic work

 

Incompany Training and Online programs for

 

Transformation and Relationship Building

 

Systemic-dialogic work is a process-oriented approach to guide transformation for:

 

* clients

* therapists

* teams

* organizations

 

Exploring patterns, inner movements, and systemic dynamics within a relational and dialogical field.

Systemic-dialogic work restores relationship as the primary space of learning and transformation. Healing and movement arise not through control, but through presence and reconnection.

 

 

Systemic-dialogic work rests on several foundational ideas:

 

 

- Relationship is central: Transformation happens in the space between.
- Every voice carries wisdom: Dialogical spaces welcome all perspectives.
- Systemic patterns operate below the surface: Awareness is the beginning of change.
- Real change comes from depth: Through sensing, reflecting, and co-exploration.

  

 

Relational Quality

A central aim of systemic-dialogic work is to better the quality of the relationship with yourself and with others, for example your client or your team. Just imagine what your client would notice if you took responsibility for your own well being?

Besides that: practising dialogical principles can make treatment easier and more effective.

  

 

Systemic Constellation Work as Dialogical Practice

Systemic-dialogic constellation work differs from classical methods. It is not used primarily to find solutions through spatial reconfiguration, but rather to strengthen relational flow.

 

In this work, representatives are placed to explore the relational qualities like freedom, mobility, perceptibility, differentiation. Rituals and guided movements restore the field of relationship. Solutions arise not as predefined outcomes, but as second-order movements born from renewed connection and flow.  

  

Brenda Zwinkels is the founder of Davotes. As a therapist and trainer with many years of experience in healthcare, she developed and led trainings for professionals across different care settings. What she consistently observed is how central communication is — not just as a tool, but as a way of relating to others and staying connected to yourself.

 

In the training Brenda creates a space to reflect, recharge, and grow in how we show up in our daily work. Her aim is to make this work accessible, grounded, and directly applicable — so it supports not just your clients, but also your own wellbeing as a professional.

Brenda enjoys working together with Eelco de Geus in trainings, who at the basis of developing systemic-dialogic work.

Feel free to contact if you have any questions!

 

 

Fields of Application

Systemic-dialogic work is applied in:

 

- Therapy

- Coaching and supervision
- Leadership and team development
- Education

 

Are you open to explore what Brenda can offer you or your company?

Let's get in contact! All trainings will be tailored to your companies needs.