Personal growth

Growth isn’t always changing – sometimes it means becoming more of what you already are. An oak remains an oak even if it should grow very tall. We believe that people should continue growing while staying true to their given nature.
Such a person grows in character, steadfastness, satisfaction, and fulfillment.
In order to grow, you need self-knowledge, confirmation of where you belong, and
where you can make your greatest contributions. Tall Trees Profiles helps you to understand six key areas for personal growth: Your unique strengths, what you need to flourish, the tasks & situations that suit you best, the areas that hinder your development, your communication style, as well as your attitude towards life.

Professional growth

Nowadays well-being at work depends on so much more than a good salary and a comfortable office or workspace. The pressures and expectations, economical uncertainty, and the mere
complexity of each employee’s life, force management to look after people’s wellbeing in a holistic and innovative way. Not only does Tall Trees™ add value to the individual as a worker, but also empowers the individual with valuable self-insight in personal growth and developing potential. Individuals who have space for personal growth are better employers and better employees. Tall Trees™ workshops lead to a positive transformation of the total workplace culture, thus creating a
more productive environment for every person in the company. It enables everyone to connect more positively, adapt to change, grow in empathy and understanding of others and become a better team member, setting each person up for professional success.

Family growth

The family is the haven where parents and children are supposed to
find shelter, but unfortunately, it is often the scene where relationships run aground. Tall Trees maintains that family members should take responsibility for their mutual nurturing. Tall Trees makes this very easy by literally supplying lists of every family member’s needs. Nurturing doesn’t need to be a guessing game. It entails the decision to love other family members in their own way. The practical plan is already drawn up!

Becoming a Tall Trees facilitator is an investment in yourself and your family, but also equips you to enrich the lives of other families. The profiles will enable parents by helping them discover the temperament of each family member & learn how to help each other grow, improve communication, mitigate conflict & build a better bond.