
The Voice Dialogue Roots of Talking with Voices – Interview with Robert Stamboliev
Interview with Robert Stamboliev by Silvia van der Werve In the late 1980s, Robert Stamboliev applied Voice Dialogue with people who hear voices. Marius Romme

Interview with Robert Stamboliev by Silvia van der Werve In the late 1980s, Robert Stamboliev applied Voice Dialogue with people who hear voices. Marius Romme

Voice hearing and Voice Dialogue A Conversation between Robert Stamboliev and Dirk Corstens Link to PODCAST TRANSCRIPT Robert Okay, welcome. Welcome to our podcast. My

Liberation Day – Freedom Today, May 5th, we celebrate our freedom in the Netherlands. Freedom is not something to be taken for granted—not as a

Do you want to know more about the latest developments of Voice Dialogue and get to know Robert Stamboliev even better? Read this free E-book.

New video explaining Voice Dialogue in a nutshell! Coach and trainer Ruby Ochoa C. PCC made this video as her master project at the end

Sidra Stone co-founder of Voice Dialogue, still contributes to the Voice Dialogue community at 88. Recently, I had an online conversation with her. I’m glad we can

Author: Dinja van Gestel and Robert Stamboliev. Being able to work from your talent is the best thing there is. It comes naturally and doesn’t

Practical exercise Author: Robert Stamboliev A coach can never have enough exercises at hand. Our language is full of expressions: she’s a ‘warm person’, he’s

The role of Voice Dialogue during crises In these ‘interesting times’ it is more than ever important to stay close to yourself, to your selves.

A paper for people who have experience and/or work with Voice Dialogue By: Oliver Scheider and Harriët Ordelman, June 2022 PREFACE In the mountains of

Door drs. Jerien Koolbergen In een van de eerste stukjes die ik over Voice Dialogue schreef, zei ik: In Voice Dialogue kun je zo breed

by Susan Schwartz Senstad MA Who is it who goes to work in the morning? The very same person who rolled out of bed, stumbled

by Robert Stamboliev What inspired me to write this little article is the report of Anja, one of my coaching clients, who offered to share

This being human is a guesthouse. Every morning a new arrival. A joy, a depression, a meanness, some momentary awareness. Comes as an unexpected visitor.

By Jerien Koolbergen Ph.D. and Robert Stamboliev MA When California psychologists Hal and Sidra Stone developed Voice Dialogue in the 1980ies, it was their aim to

by Judith Hendin, Ph.D. It is an honor and a privilege to share an approach to healing and consciousness that has developed from the seminal

by Dick Ratering In my view, improving personal efficiency means increasing one’s grip on difficult situations in a positive way. However, existing teaching-methods for improving

by Dinja van Gestel Difficult times reveal people’s true colours. Or so we say. In any case, it is a time when we get to

People are reacting differently to the corona crisis, how would you describe the differences? “Physiology has formulated the responses fight, flight or freeze as instinctive

“It is tiring those conversations with zoom, hangouts or Skype, it drains energy because you are not physically in one room.” It is a frequently

As a coach you probably, on a regular basis, meet people suffering from a burnout or on the verge of a burnout. Although burnout seems

Robert Stamboliev A 45 year old woman, whose daughter has just passed away from an incurable disease, a younger man with immense heartbreak which has

By Ruud Zuurman Voice Dialogue and the Psychology of Selves is gaining increasing recognition the world over. The clear theory, combined with the powerful effect

We see it regularly: clients who take on all the responsibility for their relationship problems. They try to avert the crisis within their relationship by

By Robert Stamboliev First of all, I would like to discuss some of the developments that have taken place in the world of Voice Dialogue,

By Hal Stone Ph.D. and Sidra Stone Ph.D. This article is about judgments and their effect on relationship. Without question, ongoing judgment is the most

(from Partnering: A New Kind Of Relationship) by Hal Stone, Ph.D. & Sidra Stone, Ph.D. For us it is clear that there is in the

Voioce Dialogue and the intercultural dimension Account of a master class by Mariëtte Hoogstraten and Nurey Sönmez, of MIKADO (knowledge center for intercultural mental health

The Basic Elements of Voice Dialogue, Relationship and The Psychology of Selves The story changes depending upon who tells it. And, as the journey goes

How to turn a bully into an ally. Would it not be perfect if we, as human beings, would not hesitate to demonstrate our strength,

The function of humor for the Trickster and the rest of your selves By: Robert Stamboliev A harmless joke from a client to ease the

by Anneloes Welling-Maassen introduction Many methods for coaching, mentoring and therapy can be understood and taught effectively using the framework “teaching facilitation”, which I have

by Robert Stamboliev This article was first published by the IJMC (International Journal of Mentoring and Coaching), Volume XII, nr 1, May 2014 (pages 66-76).

In conversation with my soul “… And now I ask you in pairs to enter into conversation with your Soul…”. It is now the third

Application of the Psychology of Selves to working with groups and family systems. Introduction of methods like Voice Drama and Constellation work. Working with the

By John Kent Cross-cultural communication seminars have become fashionable over the past few years. They provide participants with a wealth of information about the target