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Gestalt Institute of Cleveland

Group Intervention Training Program Module II

Faculty Allison E. Bruce MEd, PCC J. Rick Day, MBA, PhD, PsyD, ABPP Daniel Goldstein, MSW, LCSW Richard B. Hancock, MA, GPCC™, PCC, BCC Mary Ann Kraus, PsyD, BCC Carol Wishcamper, MA

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Group Intervention Training Program Module II
Group Intervention Training Program Module II

Time & Location

May 06, 2018, 1:00 PM – May 10, 2018, 4:00 PM

Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, 1588 Hazel Dr, Cleveland, OH 44106, USA

About The Event

Would you like to make more of an impact by enhancing how you meet and engage in groups, track systems, assure that interventions you make land and stick? Would you like to deepen your presence to be able to "stand in the eye of the storm" and really make a difference? This training program is a "deep dive" immersion into the advanced application of core principles of Gestalt, focusing on how to maximize use of self in supporting transformation in individuals, groups, organizations and social systems in which we live and thrive. We will be "rolling up our sleeves" and getting into the work of refining "our particular mastery" with dramatically deeper connections to heart, mind and soul.

This advanced, highly experiential offering from GIC has been born out of your passionate desires and demands to refine "your own secret sauce" – that is, how you do your work. You will take away a clearer sense of your own "superpowers and kryptonite,” as well as experiences in identifying and expanding your own unique strengths and in transforming and developing your own specific growing edges as a facilitator and intervener. The design of the program will be generative and collaborative. Participants will have opportunities to facilitate groups of varying size and focus. Together we will explore and expand multiple perspectives of the field in any moment and learn how these perspectives can inform choice. The topics in these sessions will be core Gestalt Theory and Practice content that you are all familiar with, as well as your own personal "stretch" topics. The real treat will be the numerous opportunities you will have to get feedback and "try again and again" intervening. The "guiding principle" we are applying is simple: take risks, fail early and often to excel, and "Practice, Practice, Practice". Come, Join Us!

Upon completion of this workshop participants will be able to:

Expand knowledge and capacity to work with Gestalt concepts, and principles as an intervener with groups;

Identify your reliable strengths as an intervener;

Expand your capacity to creatively work from your reliable strengths as an intervener;

Increase awareness of and strengthen your presence as an intervener in groups;

Identify and developmentally challenge your "growing edges" as an intervener;

Identify and support resistance/persistence in individuals, groups and social systems;

Expand capacity to work potently and developmentally with resistance/persistence in individuals, groups and social systems;

Apply field theory and systems theory principles in working effectively with groups;

Expand knowledge of development of groups;

Expand awareness of impact of embodiment on work with groups;

Increase capacity to use embodiment in the service of deeper learning and development;

Increase capacity to access and integrate multiple perspectives;

Identify shifts in perspective and notice how choices emerge from this process; and

Increase ability to choose among possible interventions in order to support more effective connection and development.

Apply knowledge of phases of group development in choice of intervention; and

Increase ability to choose among possible interventions in order to support more effective connection and development.

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