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Applying the Cape Cod Model in Organizations

This program provides advanced practice in organizational applications of the Cape Cod Model. Practitioners will learn to sharpen their ability to consult with groups on their process while the group completes work on their content agenda. It features presentation of the most current theory in Cape Cod Model application, as well as supervised practice with actual
organizations.

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This program is an advanced practice week for graduates of the Cape Cod Training Program who want to use the Cape Cod Model of facilitating change through microinterventions in their work with organizational teams. Participants will be observed and coached as they are working with a client, receiving feedback from master facilitators as well as from the client group themselves. Emphasis
will be placed on seeing group competence and learning to provide bold and direct feedback, along with techniques of assessing effectiveness of interventions. This intensive program provides three days of practice, two of them with invited clients.

One day is devoted to case consultation in which participants will work with their own cases, and participate in facilitated peer supervision groups, providing a unique opportunity to resolve troublesome case issues.

Participation will be limited to maintain a low faculty-student ratio and allow for intensive individual concentration and practical guest client experience. Since the focus is on integrating learning and sharpening intervention skills, participants will find great value in repeating the program.

Benefits

Participants will:

  • Learn how to make an assessment and intervene in a hierarchical organization.
  • Gain experience working with leadership teams of different organizations, from small to large, and including profit and nonprofit.
  • Receive personalized, ongoing feedback in a unique style from organizational participants, from peers, and from faculty.
  • Develop insight and new perspectives regarding current work situations.
  • Have an opportunity for extensive practice.

Participants

This program is designed for graduates of the Cape Cod Training Program who work in organizational settings as external or internal coaches or consultants. Experienced Gestalt practitioners and leaders who have not completed CCTP may occasionally be
considered for this program if they have attended Introduction to the Cape Cod Model and received permission from the faculty.

Coaches - This program qualifies for International Coach Federation (ICF) Continuing Coaching Education (CCE) credits. Please see the Continuing Education page for full details.

Dates and Fees:

  November 14 - 19, 2010
Begins Sunday, 3 PM
Ends Friday, 12 noon
Fee $1,675
  GISC Members: $1,625
CE Hours 36
Faculty Penny Backman
  Joseph Melnick
  Sonia March Nevis
  Jacqueline Sherman

 

“A year ago our staff had the opportunity to be the daylong ‘clients’ for Applying the Cape Cod Model in Organizations.
Despite some resistance and grumbling beforehand, afterwards I received rave reviews from my staff! Somehow our professional relationships were transformed that day in a very positive
manner. And without exception, when we de-briefed the next day, each person characterized our day’s retreat at GISC as an outstanding experience.”


Victoria Goldsmith, Executive Director
Habitat for Humanity of Cape Cod

     
Gestalt International Study Center
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