If you struggle to find inner balance and peace, you may eventually experience disability, burnout and disease. Our programs provide the means to learn and facilitate an indispensable skill set which can enhance your mental, emotional, and physical well-being, resilience and capacity to relate to others.
IOLEE enables you to internally map, track, recognize and resolve distress, deconstructing repetitive, toxic patterns that manifest in your relationship with the world. It unlocks your creative potential, both as a learner and a professional.
Learn who this is for and how we deliver our services and certification programs.
IOLEE enables you to internally map, track, recognize and resolve distress, deconstructing repetitive, toxic patterns that manifest in your relationship with the world. It unlocks your creative potential, both as a learner and a professional.
Learn who this is for and how we deliver our services and certification programs.
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IOLEE Concept Mapping
IOLEE concept modeling or - Dynamic Relational Unifying Modeling (DRUM) - has been developed over the course of 30 years, and is derived from Ayurvedic Science, System Dynamics and Whole Systems Science. Applying DRUM enables us to view multiple dimensions of a system and how they dynamically interrelate. The following concept models are grouped as overlays that complement each other to complete the whole picture. From time to time authors update their collection with additional system views. All of the following works are copyrighted by a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Modeling Mind
Author: Carlo Monsanto
Date: August 7th 2019
Description: This group of concept models represents different dimensions of the mind-body continuum, which includes present-moment-awareness, functions involved in discernment, experienced emotion (internal responses) and neuroendocrine activity (biological responses) associated with experienced emotion.
Date: August 7th 2019
Description: This group of concept models represents different dimensions of the mind-body continuum, which includes present-moment-awareness, functions involved in discernment, experienced emotion (internal responses) and neuroendocrine activity (biological responses) associated with experienced emotion.
