Every Key is the Right Key: Accompanying with Creativity and Care
Haesun Moon
Room: Predikherenkerk - Thu. 01:30-03:30 pm
Content
What if every conversation—no matter how messy or uncertain—could feel like the right one? In this workshop, we’ll explore how to accompany others with creativity and care, even when we don’t have a clear map. Using the Dialogic Orientation Quadrant (DOQ), we’ll practice how to notice what’s emerging in real time and respond in ways that move conversations forward. Whether you’re coaching, leading a team, or navigating everyday workplace moments, this session invites you to explore how structure and spontaneity can come together to turn tricky interactions into meaningful movement.
Take aways
Learn how to expand your conversational repertoire using the Dialogic Orientation Quadrant (DOQ).
Practice balancing structure and spontaneity in real-time dialogue.
Discover your own playful approach to accompanying conversations with creativity and care.
Workshop Format
An interactive session with real cases, small group reflection, and playful experimentation with conversation using the Dialogic Orientation Quadrant (DOQ).
Dr. Haesun Moon is a communication scientist, coach, and educator whose work explores how conversations shape change. She created the Dialogic Orientation Quadrant (DOQ) and Interfluence—frameworks that make coaching and therapy visible, measurable, and meaningful. As Executive Director of the Canadian Centre for Brief Coaching and founder of the Human Learning Institute, she leads programs grounded in research and real-life relevance. Her work integrates microanalysis, solution-focused practices, and heutagogy to support learning across diverse settings. Haesun is known for her clarity, warmth, and ability to turn ordinary words into extraordinary conversations, as shown in her book Coaching A to Z.