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Promoting systemic thinking, and therapeutic and relationship based approaches in social work

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Promoting systemic thinking, and therapeutic and relationship-based approaches in Social Work

System for Analyzing Verbal Interaction: Putting SAVI To Work: Applications Practicum

Date:

Weds 8th - Thurs 9th June 2022

Location:

Eastbourne

Time:

9:00 - 17:30

Cost:

£395-£445

Presenter:

Rowena Davis & Annika Hall
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SAVI is a practical, theory-based tool created by Agazarian & Simon for mapping and having more productive and satisfying conversations at work and in our personal lives.

Work with others to develop your skills in bringing SAVI into work & life, using it to see & understand how what we say impacts on our ability to live & work together.
Open to those who have done the two-day Introductory SAVI Workshop.

This two-day practicum will work with the specific application questions participants bring, with the goal of integrating SAVI understanding & skills into real-life contexts like using SAVI:

  • To guide more productive conversations at work & at home
  • As a lens on therapeutic work
  • To assess the dynamics & phase of development of a system (e.g. a person, couple, family, team, organisation)
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