Molnár Kriszta

I am a sociologist, leader, organizational developer, and psychodramatist.
What guides my work most is curiosity about the world. Around the age of ten, I realized that if I don’t like the world around me, I can simply rearrange it into something I want to see. Since then, that insight has been my driving force — and more or less, this is what I do.

I work so that more people can experience their own ability to act and shape the world, and so that individual responsibility can awaken in as many people as possible — for their own lives, their communities, and the future of our shared world.

I love play, art, co-creation, and experimentation. As a group facilitator, it brings me joy to witness and support others’ development — their moments of self-discovery and insight.

I believe that self-awareness is the foundation of healthy self-esteem, that individual responsibility leads to personal agency, and that trusting people gives birth to courage.

Education:

• Corvinus University of Budapest, Doctoral School of Sociology
• Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Humanities – Degree in Sociology (specialization: Civil Society and Sociology of the Nonprofit Sector)
• Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Humanities – Degree in Communication (specialization: Print Journalism)
• Selye János Secondary School

Professional Trainings:

• Psychodrama Assistant Training (180 hours, Hungarian Psychodrama Association)
• Labour Market Counselor, Mentor, and Service Developer Program (120 hours)
• Budapest Meridian 2011 – Leadership Course by Common Purpose Hungary (120 hours)
• Organizational Development Supervision – Coaching specialization, Action-Oriented Coaching (50 hours, IBS)
• Self-experiential Psychodrama Group – Personal Development (260 hours)
• Trainer Training (120 hours, Youth Coordination and Service Association)
• Psychodrama in Organizational Development – Trainer Training (30 hours)
• Gestalt in Organizational Development – Trainer Training (30 hours)