Group Process

 

The Workshop: 

Date: 17th Nov 2014 (Mon)

Time: 7pm - 10pm

Cost: $100 

**Exclusive Workshop for ECI community members and people with Process Work experience

 

 

 

 

 

 

"Democratic methods, rules, and laws alone do not create a sense of community.

Rules and laws may govern mechanical systems, but not people.

The new paradigm … acknowledges that organizations are partially mechanical beings…

and also living organisms whose lifeblood is composed of feelings, beliefs, and dreams.“

          

                                                                                  Arny in the The Deep Democracy of Open Forums, p.4.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WHAT DEFINE GROUPS? 

 

Groups of people are composed of individuals. Yet beyond these individual people, a group is also a field that generates a feeling and an atmosphere that comprises of the people, organizations, their history and the environment. Process work deals with the various levels of groups according to the principles of deep democracy (i.e the idea that real events and people are as important as the dreaming background).

 

 

WHAT IS GROUP PROCESS?

 

Group process work presents methods of facilitating groups at every level of interaction. Through facilitating of communication, the group of individuals will be able to sort out and come to a resolution point of both group and individual issues. 

 

 

WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE GROUP PROCESS WORKSHOP? 

 

• Understand the basic principles of Group Process and how it works

• Learns how to apply the principles in facilitating a group

• Gaining insights about group issues such as: rank/hierarchy differences, conflicts, dynamics, etc…

• Explore your issues which are related to groups

• Experience group process facilitated by Dr Gary Reiss, a world-renowned conflict facilitator.

• Get the hang of what is Worldwork (read more here) 

 

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND GROUP PROCESS?

• People who is curious and wants to learn more about process work

• Leaders and team players who want to acquire skills to handle groups

• Coaches who eager to know how group dynamics work

 

 

 

 

 

Click here to have a glimpse of World Work under the guidance of Dr. Gary Reiss!