Professionals

Professionals

The CAVE Approach© can be applied by professionals in various fields (business, social, behavioral or human sciences), such as HR experts, business consultants, counselors, professors, educators, trainers, who would like to enrich their methodology in their private practice in order to best serve the goals of their profession sustainably. So, if you are professionals interested to transform into sustainable leaders, making your practice a sustainable practice that promotes Human Development and Sustainable Development, we invite you to:

Become a Certified CAVE Approach© Trainer or Mentor

by acquiring the (CACCT) and (CACCM) CAVE Approach© Certificate of Competence for Trainers and Mentors, respectively.

  • As a CAVE© Trainer, you will be able to facilitate the CAVE Approach© Program, aiming to help participants to cognitively conquer the virtues.
  • As a CAVE© Mentor, you will be able to assume the role of the Mentor in the Dialogues of Development (DD) sessions, aiming to offer support and guidance to people in their effort to apply the virtues in their life.

You may become any of the above or both by the successful completion of the corresponding CAVE Approach© certification process that includes training, practice, supervision and assessment.

Those interested in acquiring either or both of the above certicifications, should apply to enrol for the relevant certification process by sending a letter of application to cacct@thecaveapproach.com and caccm@thecaveapproach.com, respectively.

Dear Guests, welcome!
You are standing at the threshold of a journey, the most beautiful and meaningful journey in the world; the journey of your eudaimonic life. It is the journey that I travel as a citizen, mother, friend, colleague and in every other role in my life to discover and enjoy the wonderful opportunities to create my happiness. What is amazing in this journey is that while I try to create my own happiness, I practically contribute to the achievement of what once seemed to me an unrealistic dream; a world that is a fulfilling and safe place to live, a united world, inhabited by friendly people that are fair to each other and enjoy living in peace with each other, who care for their wellbeing while being socially responsible, who are efficient in achieving meaningful and valuable advancements, who care about creating better conditions for the next generations and humanity as a whole. Suddenly, I realized that it is my responsibility to create the world I dream of, and that to create it I do not need to do anything more than just be committed to living a eudaimonic life. This is what eudaimonic life is all about; individual wellbeing and common good, which together lead to the sustainable development of societies and humanity as a whole.

I cannot say it is always a pleasant journey, because it also requires effort and commitment. Nothing comes easily in this life, much less our happiness. On the other hand, what is my other option? Just lie back and let 'circumstances', past conditioning, unconsciously established thinking patterns, luck and anything other than my logical consciousness drive my happiness... or unhappiness, and impact other people's, the community's, even the world's happiness...or unhappiness. I have made my choice. My happiness, my eudaimonia is my most important goal in my life. This is my number one priority: not to be professionally successful, but to do so in a way that will promote my happiness; not to make money, but to earn it and to use it in a way that will promote my happiness; not to get married and have kids, but to do so in a way that will promote my happiness etc. The development of the Aristotelian virtues of the CAVE Approach© is my way to happiness, and the CAVE Approach© is my contribution to other people that are interested and determined to be happy, promoting their individual wellbeing and the common good, as it offers structured guidance and support in such endeavours.

Travelers of this journey might be considered as romantic fools or intelligent social reformers. Again, it is a matter of a virtue, specifically Judgment, to assess which one is true, and which is not. My Judgment, which I hope for the sake of all is well-developed, suggests the second is true.
As I mentioned in the beginning of this message, you might be at the threshold of a journey (if you are not already travelling on it). I really hope that you will pass over the threshold and travel on this journey with the rest of us who do believe that "our Happiness depends upon us" as Aristotle said, and that we can make the world a better place for us and next generations by just trying to live our lives well.
Thank you for stopping by, and I wish you a flourishing life!
Anastasia Moira