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Action Dialogue builds on the work of the late David Bohm. Bohm, a quantum physicist who turned to philosophy and social psychology to make sense of his life and scientific findings, proposed a form of conversation called Dialogue. Dialogue brings coherence to those who practice it.

  • In Dialogue we suspend judgement to allow the free flow of ideas.
  • New insights emerge as people begin to think deeply together, reflecting, inquiring into assumptions and getting to the roots of issues.
  • Dialogue promotes ‘shared leadership.’
  • All participants take responsibility for their experience.

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