Expressive Art Therapist International Coaching Federation, Product Development Management Association

Change. It is referring to notions I deal with in my Consulting and coaching practice and also it refers to my Expressive Art Therapy activity. This is the reason why I will back up this presentation from various authors linked with psychoanalysis and art-therapy. Though such an approach may be seen as transverse, it seems to me relevant to design prevailing preoccupations. The process in art therapy and especially in dance therapy is based on the recognition that’s human being most fundamentals thoughts and feelings, derived from the unconscious. This gap between conscious and unconscious is supposed to be bridged during dedicated workshops. Is this connection between inner and outer world effective during any creative process? Is it appropriate to design thinking? Designers sometimes are testifying that they feel frustrated when involved in multi disciplinary innovation projects because they feel that their creative process is misunderstood. In an attempt to explore what is the nature of their creative experience, I propose here to ponder upon the following questions: Could we identify special conditions or pre requisites under which human beings would be eligible t