A practical approach to change
This event will be in person again!
12 - 16 September 2022
Foundations of Systems–Centered Training
For those new and curious about SCT, as well as those with previous SCT experience.
Led by Mike Maher
- The group will learn about SCT theory, practise skills and work as an experiential group. We will use functional subgrouping to explore differences instead of reacting to or scapegoating them. Please assess yourself to ensure this is a good time for you to participate in an experiential training.
- Places limited, sign up soon!
Making Work Roles Work (for us and our organisations)
For those new and curious about SCT, as well as those with previous SCT experience.
Led by Susan Gantt & Rowena Davis
- The goals of this workshop are to understand how to use SCT as we work as a team member and explore how to use SCT to view our work contexts.
- This experiential workshop is for people wanting to apply their skills and explore their challenges in work roles. The content and experience of this workshop change every time, so if you’ve been before, you’ll still have a new experience.
- Places limited, so sign up soon!
Observation training (observing the development of the Foundation group)
Open to members of SCTRI who have undertaken Intermediate Skills training
Led by Juliet Koprowska & Madeline O’Carroll
- The goal of the observation training is to develop the inter-person curious observer/researcher system. We will integrate information from our apprehensive inner-person experiences and our observations of the group-as-a-whole as it develops.
- By application only. If you are considering this step, contact Juliet Koprowska julietska@gmail.com to discuss criteria. Applications due by 8 July 2022.
11 – 16 September 2022
Membership of SCTRI is required for intermediate training.
SCT Intermediate Skills
For those who have met the learning goals for foundation training.
Led by Ray Haddock & Lotte Paans with Ros Wood
- Members will practise applying SCT protocols with others and learning the theory that each protocol implements in a given context. This is an intensive training comprising theory, videotaped skills practice, and review.
- By application only. If you are considering this step, contact Ray Haddock rayhad@doctors.org.uk to discuss criteria. Applications due by 8 July 2022.
Intermediate Leadership Development: Mentor Training
For members who have completed Intermediate Skills Training and beyond.
Led by Fran Carter & Annie MacIver
A 6-day intensive training that:
- Builds on and reinforces the learning from the Intermediate Skill Training with further theoretical discussion, skill building, videotaped practicum sessions and force field review.
- Enhances the capacity to contextualize, understand what it means to develop a “systems-centered learning organization,” orient to different contexts within the “organization,” relate to the goal of the context, and take up one’s functional role.
- Highlights the understanding of the Person as a System map and the shift in experience from Person to Member, Member to Leader and identifying both driving and restraining forces in Contextualizing.
- Continues to develop mastery of the SCT protocols in the Foundation Manual.
- Begins the process of assessing readiness to join the next Authority Issue Group.
- For more information visit www.systemscentered.com, Training, Training Curriculum, Intermediate or Contact: Fran Carter email: carter2229@aol.com and/or Annie Maciver: Annie.maciver2@icloud.com
- Applications due by 22 July 2022.
Fees
| Early Bird: Register & pay by 31 July 2022 |
Register & pay 1 August – 2 September 2022 |
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| SCTRI Member | Others | SCTRI Member | Others | |
| Foundation | £700 | £750 | £770 | £820 |
| Making Work Roles Work | £700 | £750 | £770 | £820 |
| Observation | £700 | N/A | £770 | N/A |
| Intermediate Skills | £780 | N/A | £850 | N/A |
| Mentor/Leadership | £860 | N/A | £930 | N/A |
If the fee level is a restraining force to your participation, please contact Juliet Koprowska, juliet.koprowska@sctuk.org for a discussion.
Cancellation policy
- If SCTUK cancels an event or workshop, registrants are eligible for a refund of the registration fee paid. They may be offered an alternative workshop or credit for future workshops. SCTUK is not liable for any expenses incurred.
If a registrant cancels, refunds will be applied as follows:
- Up to 28 calendar days before the event starts full refund minus a £40 processing fee.
- Up to 14 calendar days before the event 50% refund
- After this date no refunds will be made.
- Cancellation and request for refund should be addressed to the Coordinator, Juliet Koprowska, juliet.koprowska@sctuk.org
- SCTUK will consider individual circumstances in applying the refund policy and options for deferment to a future workshop may be an option.
This form is closed for submissions.
Frances Carter, MSS, LSW
Fran is a Licensed Social Worker, living and working in Philadelphia as a consultant working with individuals, couples, groups and organizations. She is a founding member of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute, a current Board Member and System Mentor. She is a licensed Systems-Centered practitioner and a senior trainer, leading workshops, ongoing training and consultation groups and intensive training blocks throughout the US and Europe. She is also a principal in SAVI Communications and the SAVI Network where she works with others to develop training in the SAVI approach to communication. She has co-authored Systems-Centered Training: An Illustrated Guide for Applying a Theory of Living Human Systems (2021) with Yvonne Agazarian and Susan Gantt.
Rowena Davis, MSc
Rowena is an organisational consultant working with private, public and not-for-profit organisations internationally, coaching individuals and teams, and facilitating change and leadership development. She runs SCT and SAVI trainings in the US and Europe. She is a licensed Systems-Centered practitioner, a certified SAVI trainer, a Director of SCTUK and a member of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute Board.Susan P. Gantt, PhD, ABPP, CGP, DFAGPA, FAPA
Susan is a psychologist in private practice and coordinated group psychotherapy training in psychiatry at Emory University for 29 years. She chairs the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute; teaches SCT in the US, Europe and China; and leads training groups in Atlanta, San Francisco, and the Netherlands. She has co-authored four books with Yvonne Agazarian, co-edited The Interpersonal Neurobiology of Group Psychotherapy and Group Process with Bonnie Badenoch, and received the 2011 Alonso Award for Excellence in Psychodynamic Group Psychotherapy. Her newest book is Systems-Centered Training: An Illustrated Guide for Applying a Theory of Living Human Systems (Agazarian, Gantt, & Carter, 2021).Ray Haddock, MBChB, M.MedSc, FRCPsych
Ray is a licensed Systems-Centered practitioner, a Director of SCTUK, a member of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute Board of Directors and of the Board of the International Association of Group Psychotherapy and of the Institute of Group Analysis. He spent many years as a medical psychotherapist in the NHS as a therapist and training psychiatrists in therapeutic skills. As a Systems-Centered practitioner and trainer he undertakes training, consultation, personal development, mentoring and therapy in the UK and internationally.Juliet Koprowska, MSW, CQSW, DipHE Couns
Juliet is a licensed Systems-Centered practitioner with extensive training in Yvonne Agazarian’s Theory of Living Human Systems and its Systems-Centered practice. She is a Director of SCTUK and a member of the Board of Directors of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute. Formerly a Senior Lecturer in Social Work at the University of York, she now works independently, leads systems-centered groups in the UK and the US and offers individual and group mentoring. She is author of Communication and Interpersonal Skills in Social Work, published by Sage.Annie MacIver, MA
Annie is an organisational consultant, trainer, and coach working in the public and private sectors. She has applied SCT to build effective teams and partnerships as a senior leader in large public sector organisations. She is a licensed Systems-Centered practitioner, a Director of SCTUK and a member of the SCTRI Board. She has an MA in Consultation and the Organisation and is a qualified Social Worker.Mike Maher, MA, PGCE
Mike is a psychotherapist, trainer and organizational consultant. He is Director and Board member of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute, a Director of SCTUK and a licensed Systems-Centered Practitioner. He leads three ongoing SCT training groups and has led SCT trainings and organisational interventions in many international contexts. He was Deputy Director in a Therapeutic Community and subsequently he has developed a specialism in working with staff who work with adolescents and adults characterized by their challenging natures. He has written papers and book chapters on working with staff groups, organizational issues in mental health reform and managing self-harm behaviours, and has presented at many national and international conferences.Madeline O'Carroll, MSc, PGDip, RMN
Madeline is a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing with post graduate training in Health Psychology and Higher Education. She has thirty years’ experience in mental health as a clinician and educator; designing, developing, delivering and leading educational and training programmes. Her groupwork experience includes facilitating therapy groups for people with psychosis and groups to support mental health nursing students process the impact of their work. She has been a member of Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute since 2004 and has facilitated SCT training groups in the UK and US. Madeline is a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy.
Lotte Paans, MSc
Lotte runs a private practice for therapy and coaching in the Netherlands. She counsels individuals, couples and teams, provides training and supervision for (team) coaches and consultants and manages change in organisations using SCT. She leads ongoing SCT groups in the Netherlands, is Chair of the Dutch SCT Board, a member of the Board of SCTRI in the US and is a licensed Systems-Centered practitioner.
Dates, time & venues
Intermediate Skills and Mentor Training start on Sunday 11 September
| SCHEDULE FOR ALL TRAINING TRACKS Monday 12 September to Friday 16 September |
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| Monday 8.30-9.00 Registration & Welcome |
Monday—Thursday 9.00-17.30 |
Friday 9.00-13.15 |
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| Venue King’s Manor, Exhibition Square, York, YO1 7EP |
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| ADDITIONAL schedule for Intermediate Skills and Intermediate Leadership: Mentor Training only | |||
| Sunday 11 September 14.00-17.00 Intermediate Skills Training |
Sunday 11 September 9.00-17.00 Intermediate Leadership: Mentor Training |
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| Venue York Medical Society, 23a Stonegate, York, YO1 8AW |
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Schedule 12-16 September 2022
| Time | Monday | Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday | Friday |
| 8.30-9.00 | Registration & refreshments Monday only |
NB Different schedule | |
| 9.00-10.30 | Work in own group | Work in own group | |
| 10.30-10.50 | Break & refreshments | 10.30-10.45 Break & refreshments |
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| 10.50-12.00 | Work in own group | 10.45-12.00 Work in own group |
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| 12.00-14.00 | Lunch (not provided) | 12.15-13.00 Final Large Group |
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| 14.00-16.10 | Work in own group | 13.00-13.15 Evaluations and finish |
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| 16.10-16.30 | Break & refreshments | ||
| 16.30-17.30 | Large Group: all groups come together | ||
Questions?
Please email any queries to: info@sctuk.org
Covid – keeping everybody safe
- Windows will be open to keep the rooms ventilated
- Chairs will be placed to ensure social distancing
- Group numbers will be limited accordingly
- Please follow guidance from your own country and the UK
- We encourage all participants to be fully vaccinated and to take a lateral flow test before starting the training
- If you test positive before or during the training then please do not attend and contact the coordinator, Juliet Koprowska, juliet.koprowska@sctuk.org
- You may want to check your travel insurance so that you are aware if Covid-19 is covered
Questions?
Please email any queries to: info@sctuk.org
Travel & accommodation
- York has excellent rail connections train (2 hours from King’s Cross, London, 1 hour from Newcastle, 2 hours from Manchester)
- Europeans who do not wish to fly can take Eurostar to St Pancras International, which is a short walk from King’s Cross
- There are also overnight ferries to Hull from Brussels and Rotterdam
- York has many hotels, guesthouses and self-catering apartments
- There is a good market in the centre of the city if you are self-catering, and many restaurants and takeaways if you are not
- If you want to share accommodation with other participants, contact the coordinator, Juliet Koprowska, juliet.koprowska@sctuk.org to be put in touch with others
Questions?
Please email any queries to: info@sctuk.org