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Klára Keharová

Visual Facilitator, Trenér

Klára Keharová

Something for work

Klára is a psychologist by education and a creative soul. He is interested in relationships and communication and looks for ways to improve them. As a therapist, she works with individuals and couples, as a facilitator, she helps groups and teams to better understand each other and reach a common goal. However, she discovered her greatest passion in the field of visualization of ideas and visual communication. You can appreciate her work if you want to visually capture the progress of the action (graphic recording), use visual elements during the joint search for solutions (visual facilitation) or communicate and present with simple images. Her "superior discipline" is digital drawing. He basically doesn't let go of his iPad and can do all kinds of tricks on it, from live recording of a virtual conference to creating a cartoon video.

Klára Keharová

Something personal

Klara's interests mostly reflect her current professional passions, she likes to read and is constantly learning. She enjoyed drawing from an early age, her school notes were mainly in colors and with illustrations. It was only when she saw Bea in action for the first time years ago that she discovered that she could combine everything she knows and loves into one activity. Since then, he has been doing nothing but improving his skills and expanding the possibilities that drawing brings. He draws and paints in various ways (digitally, with watercolors, oil on canvas, scribbles with ink and on the iPad...), and that in every spare moment. And those free moments are like saffron, because she is currently on parental leave. For her, motherhood is now a period that broadens her horizons and brings interesting and sometimes challenging self-experience.

1) How would you describe your work in one sentence?

Lightness and creative play combined with depth and opening up of important topics.


2) What has influenced you in your life and how is it reflected in your work?

It would be suggested to write that studying psychology and working with people in different contexts, but the honest answer is probably motherhood, which definitely confirmed to me that I know that I know nothing 😄. Also for that reason, my professional journey is more to facilitate the process than to train skills. One-size-fits-all guidelines do not work and everyone should be given the opportunity to forge their own path.


3) Why do you work for humancraft?

A great team of people who support and inspire each other.


4) What has been your biggest challenge in humancraft so far?

For me, the challenge in every single project is to respect HC values and quality standards and at the same time not lose myself and my added value.


5) What effect does your work have on your personal development and professional path?

I would probably formulate the question in the opposite way, it seems to me that as I develop and advance, I also change and shape my work path. I somehow manage to create opportunities based on what I have discovered.


6) What do you think are the biggest challenges facing corporate education today and how does humancraft try to solve these challenges?

The new challenges of a changing world, where, in my opinion, the basis is to create a safe environment in which people can use their potential. Therefore, in my opinion, work with self-reflection, atmosphere and relationships in the team is essential. For me, HC is a group of people who see further and want to go deeper. Authentically and with respect for people.

I am interested in leadership
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