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A Final Project Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Master of Arts in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change, Process Work Institute, Portland, OR, April 2011
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http://www.processwork.org/files/Finalprojects/Vine_J_April_2011.pdf
This is a supporting essay to link with video clips embedded in an e-learning resource intended for people anywhere in the English-speaking world who are interested in learning about using Process Work techniques for working with conflict. I am working in collaboration with John Mulligan of Breakthrough Consultancy, Ireland to create an e-learning resource with international potential. Both John and I are submitting supporting essays related to the e-learning resource that we have been developing as part of the requirements for completion of a 3-year training programme in Conflict Facilitation and Organisational Change run by the Process Work Institute, Portland, Oregon. The course has enabled us to gain a depth of understanding and practice in working with the Process Work paradigm developed by Arnold Mindell and colleagues. The method is applied internationally as well as in local community contexts, with training institutes around the world.
This is a supporting essay to link with video clips embedded in an e-learning resource intended for people anywhere in the English-speaking world who are interested in learning about using Process Work techniques for working with conflict. I am working in collaboration with John Mulligan of Breakthrough Consultancy, Ireland to create an e-learning resource with international potential. Both John and I are submitting supporting essays related to the e-learning resource that we have been developing as part of the requirements for completion of a 3-year training programme in Conflict Facilitation and Organisational Change run by the Process Work Institute, Portland, Oregon. The course has enabled us to gain a depth of understanding and practice in working with the Process Work paradigm developed by Arnold Mindell and colleagues. The method is applied internationally as well as in local community contexts, with training institutes around the world.