Collaboration and network
My practice and I do not stand alone. The work of HeartDialogue happens through relationships with people, businesses, professional organisations and institutions, each of which contributes in their own way to continued development, quality and responsibility.
I have divided these relationships into three areas. The division is inspired by the idea that a living, responsible and sustainable society is a reflection of the individual human being: with freedom to create, think and believe, equal shared frameworks and responsible, humane cooperation.
Culture & free creative development
Freedom
Where new impulses can arise
The cultural and creative field is where new ideas, artistic expression and impulses for the future can arise, be given form and be brought into the world as inspiration.
Lemcke organic sculptures by Erik Lemcke (Visit website)
Where both the feminine and the masculine are woven into the sculptures to create living, organic forms. HeartDialogue House has, among others, two of Erik Lemcke's sculptures: HeartStrength – the strength lies within, and the Father and Son sculpture.
Kunstdyr by Anne Sophie Andersen (Visit website)
Artistic expression of the feelings of loneliness, isolation, being wrong, grief and a remnant of hope – as a young person can feel in a world focused on performance, results and outward success.
The Colour Studio by Andrea Brand (Visit website)
Art-therapeutic work inspired by the form, colour and movement of nature, creating unique harmony and new impulses. Among other things, the cover of the HeartDialogue workbook: SundPartner – out of relational dependency.
Social, mutual and economic cooperation
Community
Where human and practical needs meet
Here you find the businesses and suppliers who, through responsible products, advisory services and practical solutions, contribute to HeartDialogue's daily work and offerings.
LuciaCare (Visit website)
Danish-made skin care products with organic medicinal herbs, used in the clinic.
Solhjulet (Visit website)
Organic cleaning products and biodynamic quality products for the clinic and courses.
Columbani (Visit website)
Organic nuts, dried fruit and berries for the clinic, teaching and courses.
WendyCo (Visit website)
NADA acupuncture needles, organic tea and other products for the clinic's work.
BF Rådgivning Herning ApS (Visit website)
Financial advice, accounting and auditing.
Apple iCloud (Visit website)
Cloud-based backup and storage of data.
simply.com (Visit website)
Hosting of domains and email.
E-regnskab (Visit website)
Invoicing and bookkeeping.
Sparekassen Danmark (Visit website)
A bank focused on local roots, social responsibility and sustainability.
Telenor (Visit website)
Mobile, internet and communication solutions.
Digital platforms for virtual meetings, conversations and teaching
- Zoom (primary)
- Teams and others
Social media used
Digital development tools
Equal and professionally responsible practice
Responsibility
Where political framework conditions meet my professional work
Professional work unfolds within shared professional, ethical and societal frameworks. Here you find the organisations and authorities that contribute to standards, quality, professional development, rights and protection of both clients and me as a practitioner.
The Danish Association of Psychotherapists (FaDP) (Visit website)
Professional organisation and framework for registered psychotherapists. Works with quality, ethics, professional community and the REG. Psychotherapist scheme.
EAP – European Association for Psychotherapy (Visit website)
European cooperation on psychotherapy, professional standards, ethics, professional development and training.
The Danish Patient Safety Authority (Visit website)
The authority carries out overall supervision of the health sector and works with patient safety and health-professional advice, as well as the REG. Psychotherapist scheme.