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Cape Cod Training Program - Europe

The Cape Cod Training Program (CCTP) returns to Europe in Fall 2010. CCTP has provided a distinctive learning opportunity for therapists, coaches, consultants, executives, and leaders from around the world since 1980. In structured, intense, and highly interactive sessions, participants learn how to become effective agents for change using the Cape Cod Model.

Program will take place in Stockholm- Week One, Hungary - Week Two

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Benefits

Participants

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The Cape Cod Training Program is an intensive training program teaching the theory and application of the Cape Cod Model. This sequence of brief and in the moment feedback interventions produces rapid and enduring growth for individuals, and groups whether in a family or organizational setting, and in both hierarchical and peer relationships. The foundational theory has been developed and refined over decades of use in family and organizational systems and is based on understanding the balance of intimate and strategic interactions that are necessary for creating and supporting change.

The first week focuses on working with pairs or couples and includes: perceiving a system instead of separate individuals, exploring the role of the intervener, examining countertransference and boundaries, 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 (one to six), and the emphasis on experiential learning and practice.

Benefits

Participants will:

  • Learn a powerful new perspective that recognizes behavior and interactions of systems, rather than individuals, creating new and dynamic possibilities for intervention.
  • Use this systems perspective in working with couples and small groups, including developing a technique for giving compelling, positive feedback that strengthens the system and builds its ability to move toward change.
  • Learn how to appreciate and articulate what the system is doing well.
  • Understand a sequence of steps for intervening in any system.
  • Learn to use the power of oneself as an instrument of influence.
  • Gain insights into the differences between strategic and intimate ways of relating, and understand the appropriate use of each.
  • Learn how to create and use experiments with clients to expand their range of behavior.
  • Discover how to work with differences.
  • Learn different techniques for working with families and working with organizations.

Participants

The Cape Cod Training Program is designed to benefit coaches, organizational consultants, psychotherapists and other mental health and social service professionals; 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.

 

Coaches - Please inquire if you are interested in obtaining International Coach Federation (ICF) Continuing Coaching Education (CCE) credits for this program.

 

Dates and Fees:


 

Week One Stockholm, Sweden

October 29 - Nov. 4, 2010

Week Two Hungary

April 8 - 14, 2011

Begins 12 noon, day one

Ends 7 pm, last day

Fee

  $5,200 USD; plus $100 non-refundable application fee, due upon registration.
  GISC Member: $5,150
  Appr. 4,350 Euro*
  Appr. 3,600 GBP*
  *CCTP Europe tuition as of 6/9/10. Rate in Euros/Pounds may vary slightly with fluctuations in currency.
CE Hours 96
Faculty Selected from:
  Penny Backman
  Carol Brockmon
  Joseph Melnick
  Sonia Nevis
  Stuart Simon
  Senior European faculty

PlanningCo-Chairs

Bridget Farrands, Seán Gaffney, Joseph Melnick


About the Program:
Cape Cod Training Program

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Irene Gronwall (Swedish)
Organizational Consultant, Trainer
Sweden


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Irene Gronwall (English)
Organizational Consultant, Trainer
Sweden



"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

“The Cape Cod Training Program is, on the one hand, rooted in deep knowledge and understanding of the nature of individuals and groups. On the other hand it has been refined into a model that is precise and simple to learn. Having studied quite a few approaches in different programs I can say this combination of deep professional logic that has been refined into a clear powerful methodology is unique! I have found this model and the way it is taught by GISC’s skillful faculty a magical contribution to my work with individuals, teams, and organizations!”

Efrat Karin Salton
Organizational Consultant, University Lecturer
Graduate Program in OD Consulting, Israel

     
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