Date: Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Time: 6:30-8:30pm (Meeting begins at 6:30; Networking available 8:00-8:30pm)
Topic: Using Positive Psychology and Coaching – The Best Tools
For: Especially for coaches and open to anyone interested in the topic
May 23, 2012: Mastermind for Your Own Coaching Business (ongoing)
Date: Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Time: 6:30-8:15pm (Meeting begins at 6:30; Networking 7:45 – 8:15pm)
Topic: Open forum for attendees to share their celebrations and challenges and seek feedback
For: Especially for coaches and open to anyone interested in the topic
April 25, 2012: “What Makes a Great Workshop Great” with Dale Schwarz
Date: Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Time: 6:30-8:00pm (Meeting begins at 6:30; Networking available 7:45-8:30pm)
Location: Office of Shana Hiranandani, 41 Main Street, Florence, MA 01062 [MAP]
Parking: Free in the lot in front of the building or on the street
Refreshments? Bring your own or Cooper’s Corner store is next door.
Facilitating Workshops: What Makes a Great Workshop Great
Meeting Facilitator: Dale Schwarz
Come and be part of a conversation about facilitating workshops. I’ll guide us through an exercise that will tap our collective wisdom. By sharing our ideas we’ll all learn something new about leading workshops. I’ll talk about what I’ve learned from my thirty-five years as a workshop facilitator – what works and what doesn’t.
About Dale Schwarz
Dale Schwarz is the co-founding Director of the Center for Creative Consciousness and The New England Art Therapy Institute. For over thirty-five years, her work as a Leadership and Personal/ Professional Coach, a Registered Art Therapist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, and workshop leader, has helped people bring forth their talents and creativity. She co-authored Facilitative Coaching: A Toolkit for Expanding Your Repertoire and Achieving Lasting Results (Wiley/Pfeiffer 2009) and contributed chapters to various books, most recently in Supervision in Coaching (2011). http://www.tocreate.org
Dale Schwarz is the co-founding Director of the Center for Creative Consciousness and The New England Art Therapy Institute. For over thirty-five years, her work as a Leadership and Personal/ Professional Coach, a Registered Art Therapist, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, and workshop leader, has helped people bring forth their talents and creativity. She co-authored Facilitative Coaching: A Toolkit for Expanding Your Repertoire and Achieving Lasting Results (Wiley/Pfeiffer 2009) and contributed chapters to various books, most recently in Supervision in Coaching (2011). http://www.tocreate.org