Are you a facilitator, coach, mediator, integral practitioner, consultant, educator, HR professional, community organizer, or leader who wants to bring the Integral vision into your work? Would you like to embody your full presence and potential as a facilitator?
Please join us for a highly engaging workshop led by Master facilitator, mediator, and teacher, Diane Musho Hamilton. In this workshop you will:
- Cultivate a deeper level of self-awareness and attention so you can "get out of your own way"
- Sharpen your skills and add to your toolbox by putting core integral principles into practice
- Learn to deal with conflict, shadow,†power politics and everything else that makes being a facilitator so challenging
A brief pre-workshop reflection will help you identify what is currently most challenging for you as a facilitator. For example, what does being an "unbiased neutral" really mean? You may have recurring questions about how to engage different lines of development, metabolize individual or group tension, or address group shadow. Explore these and other integral facilitation topics through practice in this rich and supportive environment.
You will leave more confident, inspired, and energized with an action plan to enhance your mastery of the facilitators' calling.
Date: March 19th at 6 p.m. MST to March 21st at 3 p.m. MST. Participants must commit to attend the entire workshop.
Location: Downtown Salt Lake City, Utah
Fee: $399 including materials and light snacks, group dinner Saturday and lunch on Sunday
Teacher: Diane Musho Hamilton
Diane Musho Hamilton is a gifted facilitator, mediator and spiritual teacher living in Utah. She is well known as an innovator in facilitating group dialogues, especially controversial conversations about culture, religion, race and gender relations.
Diane was a pioneer in Dispute Resolution in the State of Utah. She received the Utah Council on Conflict Resolution Peacekeeper Award in 2001 and the Peter W. Billings Award from the Utah State Bar for outstanding work in Dispute Resolution in 2003.
Diane is a fully ordained Zen priest and teacher. She†is also a co-director of Integral Life Spiritual Center and has worked with Ken Wilber and Integral Institute since 2004. Diane is a founder and core faculty of iEvolve: Global Practice Community.
Co-facilitators:
Leslie Hershberger, M.A.
Leslie Hershberger's skill in teaching, facilitation and coaching is informed by her background as a schoolteacher, a certified teacher of the Enneagram, and as a certificate student in Integral Theory. She is the director of the LFH Group and uses an integrally informed approach as she guides individuals and organizations in addressing increasingly complex challenges. She is founder of Integral Women which provides community for women on the edge of transformation. In 2008, she co-founded Integral Action whose mission is to connect with women living on the margins of hope in the local and global community. Currently, she is partnering with Integral Life in the development of an online curriculum.
Rochelle Fairfield, Certified Integral CoachTM
Rochelle brings a salty decade of experience co-managing daily operations and business development in a profitable commercial fishing operation. As past Director and President of a commercial fishery industry association, she increased participantsí collaborative capacity and managed conflict in Multi-stakeholder projects and Sectoral Development. After retiring from fishing several years ago, Rochelle immersed herself in Integral Theory and Application. She will complete her Masterís Degree in Integral Theory this June, and is currently a Certified Integral CoachTM.
Rebecca Colwell, MBA, Strategist, Facilitator and Integral Coach SM
Over the last sixteen years Becky has facilitated change process and developed strategic competencies in people and their organizations across the public, private and not-for-profit sectors in North America. She brings a wealth of experience in facilitating multi-stakeholder transformative process. Becky is President of Fourth Wave Strategy Inc., an integrally informed strategic management firm. She founded Open Field, an integral leadership practice group for women in 2008, and is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Integral Theory.
Limited onsite accommodations are available through Rochelle on a first come first served basis, and we will send you a list of local accommodations so you can make travel plans.
This workshop is sponsored by Drishti: Centre for Integral Action.
Frustration! Group tension...Varying Types...Diverse Levels...Different Quadrant Orientations..
How Can Integral Enhance Group Facilitation?
How often have you been facilitating a discussion and found yourself wondering how core Integral principles might help you navigate turbulent waters? Or, have you reflected on how to deepen your own capacity to hold space for a group who is swimming in multiple perspectives?
As facilitators, we have found ourselves faced with these same questions and have spent countless hours in an intersubjective engagement with groups who orient from different quadrants, levels, lines, types and states. With this in mind, we have teamed with Diane Musho Hamilton to create an exciting contribution to Integral praxis: Masterful Facilitation with Diane Musho Hamilton: Integral Facilitation Skills. Diane deeply embodies the multiple perspectives embedded in Integral as she skillfully manages conflict, shadow and power politics.
In this workshop, you will cultivate a deeper capacity for self-awareness in order to "get out of your own way" while sharpening your facilitation skills using fundamental principles of Integral. You will also have the opportunity to practice one of the primary components of outstanding facilitation: Presence to self and other. Finally, you will begin to identify your own obstacles to holding presence.
Please join us on March 19th-21st in Salt Lake City for this innovative workshop which will leave you feeling inspired to enact the Integral vision by responding to the call to skillfully facilitate large and small groups. For more information, go to:
http://www.dianemushohamilton.com/events/ or e-mail
Rochelle Fairfield .
