Navigating the Thresholds of Transformation

IEC Conference: 2025-pending

This presentation introduces the “Thresholds of Transformation” Model, a comprehensive framework for guiding individuals, teams and organizations through transformational processes. Grounded in archetypal psychology, systemic thinking, and Integral Theory, the model identifies eight key thresholds individuals encounter when navigating change, from acceptance to responsibility and connection. By integrating insights from the fields of psychotherapy, leadership development, and personal growth, the model provides practical tools for addressing resistance, fostering growth, and achieving alignment across cognitive, emotional, and somatic dimensions.

Drawing connections to Integral Theory’s “Growing Up” and “Cleaning Up” dimensions, this presentation will explore how the model facilitates both personal and collective wholeness. Attendees will gain insights into navigating transformation effectively while connecting with the broader context of systemic and societal shifts. Case studies and practical examples will illustrate how the model has been applied in personal development and organizational contexts.

HOCH, Felix Dr.

Germany

Felix has been working for over 15 years as a consultant, coach and trainer on the topics of transformation and user-centered innovation. He is trained as an integral-systemic business coach (ICF) and worked for several years in teaching at the School of Design Thinking and in project coaching for organizations at the Academy of the Hasso-Plattner-Institute (HPI). He studied biology, religious studies, Japanese studies and philosophy in Munich and Tokyo and received his PhD on the philosophy of science of interdisciplinary work in religious studies research.