Coma Work Training for Family Members & Friends

Closed group

San Leandro, CA

February 22

This training for family members and friends of loved ones in minimally communicative states is intended to support and enhance connection and communication.

 

Coma Work In-Service Training

Closed group

San Leandro, CA

May 8

This training for medical staff is designed to describe Process Oriented Coma Work, illustrate its applications, and offer practical tips to medical staff.

Process Work Facilitation & Leadership Training
Monthly groups with Bill Say, M.A.

I welcome you to the Process Work Facilitation & Leadership Training. It’s a monthy group that focuses on learning Process Work theory and tools for facilitation and leadership development. Our initial focus is on group facilitation.

Process Work, developed by Arnold Mindell, is an approach to individual and collective change with roots in psychology, physics, spirituality, and systems theory. Process Work has been applied to the areas of: chronic physical symptoms, comatose states, addictions, relationship problems of all kinds, extreme states of mind, community conflict, and organizational development.

Begun as an approach in the late 1970’s, Process Work has institutes in Australia, Denmark, Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Israel, Japan, New Zealand, Poland, Slovakia, Switzerland, and the US.
http://www.processwork.org

I hope to see you!

Warm wishes,
Bill Say

Process Work Facilitation & Leadership Training

A monthly group in Berkeley with Bill Say, M.A.

Process Work, developed by Arnold Mindell, is an approach that follows and “unfolds” nature. It works with a wide spectrum of issues including: physical symptoms, coma, addictions, relationship problems, and
leadership/community/organizational development.

  • Learn and practice Process Work theory & tools
  • Hone skills for individual, couples and group work (Worldwork)
  • Develop relationship and community building capacities
  • Cultivate diversity awareness and deep democracy
  • Deepen eldership and nature-based spiritual connections
  • Offering case consultation for individual and collective situations

The initial focus will be group facilitation !

Monthly 3 hour meeting; no minimum commitment
Berkeley
$65; students $40; limited work scholarships available

Bill Say, M.A., directs the Community Healing & Leadership Training, and
consults on the issues of diversity awareness, conflict resolution, leadership, and community building. He is a former faculty member of JFK and Naropa universities, and teaches in the US and abroad. He is an affiliate organizational consultant of Olive Grove Consulting, and a faculty member of the Radical Aliveness/Core Energetic Institute in Los Angeles. Bill is a Process Work Diplomate.

For information: (510) 548-8703

 

Diversity Awareness for Effective Organizations

Saturday and Sunday, June 8th and 9th, 2013

Process Work Institute, Portland OR

10am-5pm (each day)

Bill Say, M.A.

 

Today’s workforce and organizations are increasingly diverse. Effective groups and leaders need to be capable of welcoming, including, and utilizing diverse people, perspectives, styles, and experiences for overall success and capacity. This workshop offers Process Work tools and concepts designed to resolve tensions, utilize strengths, support collaboration, and create more welcoming environments.

CEU eligible: No

Cost: $240 (members $216)

Early Registration: $216 (members $192)

Early Registration Deadline: May 24th, 2013

Registration: pwi@processwork.org

 

 

Increase your personal presence

and reduce public speaking anxiety!

A workshop with Bill Say, M.A.

 

Personal presence is arguably the public speaker’s greatest asset. However, anxiety can erode your presence and ultimately the impact you can make on your audiences.

 

This experiential workshop is an opportunity to strengthen  support and connection with your audience, unfold anxieties, and find your deeper personal presence and the inspiration this can ignite.

 

Date: June 13,  6:30-9pm

Location: Albany Community Center

Fee: $25

Info & register: bill@billsay.com

 

Diversity Awareness for Effective Leadership

August 9 & 16, 9-4pm

UC Berkeley Extension

Today’s workforce is increasingly diverse. Effective leaders and management need to be capable of welcoming, including, and utilizing diverse people, perspectives, styles, and experiences for overall organizational success and capacity. This course offers practical tools and concepts designed to resolve tensions, utilize strengths, support collaboration, and create more welcoming environments.

http://extension.berkeley.edu/catalog/course864.html