PORTUGAL DYNAMIC FACILITATION & THE WISDOM COUNCIL PROCESS SEMINAR
Facilitative Leadership & Emergent Group Facilitation Skills for Individual, Group, & System Transformation & Self-Organization

When
October 11-13, 2010

Where
Cascais, Portugal (30 km from Lisbon International)

Tuition
€1350

Seminar Description
Dynamic Facilitation skills have been helping individuals and organizations address big issues. Using these skills, one person can assure that a group of people will think together creatively and collaboratively and achieve win/win results. In this introductory seminar you will learn how to help people:
  • achieve breakthroughs on difficult, emotional or “impossible” issues
  • arrive at unanimous results and decisions
  • empower people to new levels of capability
  • build trust, respect, and the spirit of community in a group
  • grow in personal creativity and capability
Dynamic Facilitation provides a transformational experience. Participants learn new skills, build new capabilities and often make fundamental life choices. The practice sessions and group demonstrations create the opportunity to address and solve real problems.

Languages
English

Instructors
Jim Rough is a consultant, author, speaker, and social innovator. He originated Dynamic Facilitation Skills and has been presenting public and private seminars on Dynamic Facilitation since 1990. Jim also originated the Wisdom Council, a new approach to transforming large systems of people. For over twenty years he has been a faculty member of the Creative Problem Solving Institute in Buffalo, N.Y. He is the author of the book, "Society's Breakthrough! Releasing the Essential Wisdom and Virtue of All the People."

Jean Rough is a dynamic facilitator, trainer and licensed psychotherapist. She has been practicing Dynamic Facilitation with groups, individuals, and families for over twenty years.

To Register, download and return a RegistrationForm-Portugal

Questions or More Information
In Portugal, contact Natália Fialho
In the US, contact
Jean Rough