4 sessions on Thursday: Dec 1; Jan 12; Feb 16; March 16  / Additional 4 sessions for completion of the certification process will be announced soon
Attend All or Any
Thursday, January 12, 2023: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Central Time, US and Canada) / 17:00 pm to 19:30 pm (Central European Time)
Thursday, February 16, 2023: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Central Time, US and Canada) / 17:00 pm to 19:30 pm (Central European Time)
Thursday, March 16, 2023: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Central Time, US and Canada) / 17:00 pm to 19:30 pm (Central European Time) 
Thursday, April 27, 2023: 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Central Time, US and Canada) / 17:00 pm to 19:30 pm (Central European Time)


Chantal Nève-Hanquet and Agathe Crespel are autors of “Facilitating Collective Intelligence, a Handbook for Trainers, Coaches, Consultants and Leaders” (Routledge 2019). The authors, both members of the Centre for psychosociological training and intervention (CFIP), Belgium, have, through numerous congresses and workshops, extended their practice to Italy, France, Bulgaria, Greece, Switzerland, Sweden and California. Forword by Daniela Simmons.
"If you want to obtain unprecedented results, try using unprecedented methods". Peter Senge
 
Support and material for the course : “The trainers are the authors of the book Facilitating Collective Intelligence (Routledge 2019 for the English version or Eyrolles 2018 for the French version) which is the theoretical and methodological support for the training. We suggest students to get it in advance so they can immediately articulate each session with the part of the book mentioned by the trainers.”

Persons obtaining certification are recognized by the authors of the book as competent to accompany groups using the techniques proposed in the context of their book “Facilitating Collective Intelligence”. They may also incorporate these techniques into their existing form(s) of practice: team supervision, project leadership, coaching, mediation, team management, training or teaching.

Those who have already followed one module benefit from a particular status when they attend the second module. In their capacity as ‘initiates’ they are offered broader facilitation opportunities than the ‘novices’.

Contents
We will bring together knowledge and techniques from psychodrama to inform group facilitation, through exploration of:
9 Key inner attitudes to facilitate communication: becoming “safe for adoption”, requesting permission, noticing connections, recognizing “professional genius”, selecting a focus, identifying the “lesser evil”, developing the art of questioning, embracing non-expectancy, keeping the door open…

7 key questions to activate co-construction:
- How am I going to work with the here and now?
- How can I create a safe frame and context ?
- How will I stimulate cohesion ?
- What can I do to strengthen participants “sense of personal competence”?
- How will I take account of what remain unspoken?
- How will I enable the group to see a single situation from different angles?
- I can I remain on a (re)searching path?

5 key action techniques to foster creativity and open the field of possibilities:
Doubling, Empty Chair, Empathy Circle, Analogic Detours (Metaphors, Shapes and Colours, Symbolic Objects, Similar-Sounding Words).

Objectives
Being able to use actions methods to encourage 'out of the box' thinking and develop new paths and strategies in working with groups, teams and organizations, in presential and virtual contexts.
Experiment and interiorise the guideline of the book and being able to :
Recognize and generate inner attitudes facilitating communication inside the group Activate key question to encourage co-construction Being able to facilitate with the action methods presented in the book : doubling, empty chair, empathy circle, relevant chairs, analogic detours ( Foster agility and developing co-construction inside groups  

Method
The book approaches is based on the setting in motion of our different forms of intelligence. In a safe frame and context, action methods and facilitating process are enabling groups and/or work teams to consider an existing situation or questions from a new and quite different angle. This process help participant and groups to access new ideas, resources, and solutions.

Appropriate for:
Coaches, coach supervisors and consultants, counselors, consultant, coaching psychologists and other professionals who work with groups, as well as students and academics of coaching and coaching psychology. Psychodramatist wanting to use action methods in supervision context.

Certification:
Presentation to a jury of a piece of the candidate’s personal work, written and practical

Arc Facilitation
Center for Training and Psychosociology, in Belgium CFIP
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