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Beyond words … Why do Art, Creativity, and Beauty Matter in Coaching, Leadership, and Organisational Life We continue to overestimate the role of words in coaching, leadership, and organisational life. In a world shaped by
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Michèle Dagher Fattal is an independent coach, mentor, and coaching supervisor based in Paris, known for creating reflective, authentic spaces for growth and transformation. Her work centers on helping individuals, business professionals, and coaches gain new perspectives, deepen self-understanding, and build more conscious relationships with others and the world. She describes her approach as one rooted in presence, sensitivity, creativity, and meaningful dialogue.
Publicly available LinkedIn information presents Michèle as a practitioner focused on realignment—transforming complexity into clarity—and on unlocking and developing talent in ways that support both individual and collective success. Her recent writings and posts also highlight interests in coaching supervision, mentoring, and the intersection of art, reflection, and professional development. She appears especially committed to accompanying clients with authenticity and care, offering coaching, mentoring, supervision, and art-and-coaching workshops.

Beyond words … Why do Art, Creativity, and Beauty Matter in Coaching, Leadership, and Organisational Life We continue to overestimate the role of words in coaching, leadership, and organisational life. In a world shaped by

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