Creating Change through Positive Micro-interventions
The Cape Cod Training Program (CCTP), originally developed for coaches, consultants, and therapists, has become popular among executives, leaders, and other professionals looking to become more effective agents for change. In structured, intense, and highly interactive sessions, participants learn to apply GISC's Cape Cod Model to increase their influence and develop richer and more effective relationships.


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The first week of Cape Cod Training Program focuses on working with pairs or couples and includes: perceiving a system instead of separate individuals, exploring the role of the intervener, and connecting intimate and strategic ways of relating. The second week is focused on working with small groups. Topics include: working effectively within hierarchical systems, understanding the difference between working with families and organizations, and using experiments. CCTP is structured so that content and theory presentations are
followed by intensive small group practice sessions in which the
underlying concepts are applied. Faculty members rotate through
the small groups, enabling participants to be exposed to different
styles and receive individual feedback from all of them. This intensive program provides an unusually high level of
individual attention and feedback from faculty because of the
faculty student ratio (six to one), and the emphasis on experiential
learning and practice. Benefits Participants will:
Participants The Cape Cod Training Program is designed to benefit coaches, organizational consultants, psychotherapists, executives, educators, and other professionals who are concerned with small systems. The Program has been found useful for leaders of and consultants to family businesses. The Cape Cod Model has proven effective in applications across countries and cultures so international students are specifically invited to attend. |
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“In my organization, after participating in the Cape
Cod Training Program, I can adopt and keep an
optimistic attitude in a challenging environment. I
am astonished by how much that helps to widen the Eva Axelsson "Cape Cod Training Program, although focused on teaching of skills, is a life changing program. I know few people who have not come away from it without saying that it has transformed the way they think and live in the world." Joseph Melnick, PhD, Faculty Co-chair |
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