Emerging Change Practitioner
2nd edition of a 3-module advanced training programme for trainers, coaches and consultants in Transactional Analysis.

Programme
The entire project of the Emerging Change Practice series is divided into three modules.

Participants
Join the group of managers,
HR managers, project leaders,
HR consultants, trainers and team coaches.

Experience
We are one of the first teams in Poland applying transactional analysis solutions in organisations. Since 2007, we have been continuously training, developing companies and people based on the knowledge and tools flowing from this concept.
Emerging Change Practitioner
Madeleine Laugeri (TSTA O), is the author of the concept of 'Emerging Change', which states that several energies need to be set in motion within an organisation if any change is to be successfully implemented:
1. leadership energies, who look outward at what is happening in the world, what is happening in the competition, what the forecasts are, set directions, or talk about necessary changes.
2. the energy of the membership, i.e. the employees who work inside the organisation, see what they are up against, what is possible, whether they have limitations, and sometimes, what potentials they have, what they can simplify,
The idea behind Emerging Change is to bring the two energies together so that both sides start talking about this change with each other.
What is Emerging Change?
A methodology that takes into account two antagonistic and complementary 'forces' in organisations:
1 Leadership, a person who manages Planned Change in a deliberate, structured, predictable and repeatable manner.
2. a work team without a leader is responsible for emerging change: participation is an end in itself.
A tool to formalise the 3 spaces of dialogue at work:
1. the Vision Contract embodied by the Leader(s)
2. the cooperation agreement implemented by the Team
3 Mission Contract A and B - a space for dialogue between the leader and the work team.
Benefits of Emerging Change:
- Sharing strategic elements of the Environment (from the leader to the team).
- Sharing strategic action items (from team to leader).
- Rapidly adapting to a złożone world.
- Improving wellbeing at work to improve performance.
The aim of the 3-module "Practitioners of Emerging Change" series is to nlearning and familiarising themselves with the tools that allow consultants and team coaches to accompany their clients in rebuilding their organisational culture.
First congress - is dedicated to understanding what organisational culture change is:
- how it goes,
- what dynamics it has,
- which forces to include in it.
Second congress- is a presentation on how to work with leadership to develop their own vision of change so that they are ready, present it to their employees and work on it together. This module discusses the role of the leader in transforming the organisational culture and how to prepare employees so that what they create and come up with is just the beginning of a new organisational culture.
Third reunion - is dedicated to developing skills and tools to help employees develop their response to the proposal coming from leadership. How to bring Contract A and Contract B together so that together they develop a constructive solution that each party accepts and the process of transforming the organisational culture can begin.
Emerging Change Practitioner Programme
What is a change in organisational culture:
- how it goes,
- what dynamics it has,
- which forces to include in it.
1. applying the principles of Emerging Change to organisational dynamics.
2. diagnosing dysfunctions
3. Managing the space for dialogue at border level
BUILDING ORGANISATIONAL COHESION ON THE BASIS OF 3 CONTRACTS
1. cooperation and mission contract B.
2. team introduction training to emerge.
3 Certification.
Leading the way:

Madeleine Laugeri
Transactional analyst in organisations. Founder and Director of the Institute of Emerging Change - Nyon, Switzerland. Human relations consultant, Author of the concepts of Organisational Contracts and Emerging Change. Former teacher in several Master's courses in Human Systems Engineering. NLP practitioner.
The Emerging Change Institute (Emerging Change School) trains managers
and członks of teams working in organisations on change representatives.
Our aim is to develop professionals who can position the team (rather than the individual) and the leader as equals. We promote an engineering approach to
organisational dialogue and provide a framework within which teams can develop
in a healthy and constructive working climate.

Philippe Oswald
Founder and Director of the Cooperative Institute "Place" in Marseille, France. Director of the International School of Emerging Change. Human relations consultant trained and supervised in systems approach, Berne's theory of organisation (TOB), mediation and various methods of collective intelligence. For the past 20 years he has focused on relational issues in organisations, aiming to develop hierarchical dialogue based on collaborative practices. Co-author with Madeleine Laugeri and Fabio Balli of the latest book: 'The co-constructed organisation, Conciliate Authority and
Autonomy".
DATE
17-19.02.2025
TIME
21h
HOURS
9.30-17.00
LEVEL
Emerging Change Practitioner
Regular price per module: 3940pln+ VAT
Previous lowest price was 3.940,00 zł.

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