Artesian

Labyrinth: Accelerate transformation via an evocative signature experience

How will labyrinth help us?

·      Unlock the potential in your people
·      Help them assess who they are and where they’re going, individually and collectively
·      Call forth wisdom instead of simply storing-up knowledge

What is labyrinth?

Labyrinth is an indoor, circular multi-sensory walk with a difference; a path with a beginning, middle and end, that generates inspiration, instead of force-feeding you information.

Labyrinth combines ancient reflective practice with contemporary interactive, business-focused exercises. Along the way, there will be, on average, 10-12 ‘stations’ at which the walker can stop and reflect on a particular aspect of the journey.

What is our tailored approach?

·      We tailor each labyrinth to client need. The design phase involves careful preparation in advance with you, yielding a clear articulation of your desired ‘from to’ journey. Example recent labyrinth titles include: “The path of courage” (for a client wanting to shift from reactive to courageous leadership); “Real and colourful, fruitful and whole: a path to wholeness”; and “The path less taken”.
·      Delivery includes physical setup, and expert briefing and de-briefing of your team before and after they walk the path – these elements vary according to design.
·      In some cases, we have produced a follow-up video, which enables participants to return to labyrinth in the weeks and months following the on-site experience.

Who is behind labyrinth?

Artesian, led by Nick Chatrath, works in very close partnership with Brian Draper, who has written the critically acclaimed book, ‘Spiritual Intelligence: A New Way of Being’, and regularly runs labyrinth-centred retreat days and workshops. Over 7,000 business leaders have walked Artesian’s labyrinths since 2012 and we have a global faculty team of eight.

Recent client comments

“Labyrinth is the best thing ever”

“Labyrinth was the best – great, great experience”

“An opportunity to reflect on things that we know we should be thinking about, but don’t give enough time to”

“Absolutely amazing”