Experience instead of theory.
Presence instead of PowerPoint.
Transformation instead of knowledge transfer.
Psychological safety, as defined by Amy C. Edmondson, is the foundation for courageous ideas, open dialogue and effective collaboration in leadership and teams.
Yet psychological safety does not develop through slides or concepts alone. It emerges through experiential learning, resonance and authentic human connection.
In the historic stables of Einsiedeln Monastery, a place shaped by centuries of equine tradition, psychological safety becomes tangible through equine-assisted experiential learning. Here, silence, presence and nature form a powerful environment for leadership development, team culture and sustainable transformation.