Covid-19 has altered our world and the future of work will be different. As facilitators and coaches, our clients will be trying to make sense of what is commonly known as the ‘New Normal’. Understanding the human aspects of living in a Post-Covid-19 world will be essential as individuals, teams and leaders come to terms with the alterations in which they behave with each other.

This webinar focuses on understanding the human processes of groups. Process facilitation attends to the unseen dynamics that may support and possibly hinder our work as effective facilitators, coaches, OD consultants, and leaders.

We will discuss why knowing how to facilitate human processes is so important especially since most of our work gets shifted online and we become physically distanced from one another.

Join us on 9 June, 4pm (Singapore/HK), 9am (BST), 11am (EET)

Biographies of the 2 speakers

Paul Barber is a process facilitator and professor of Gestalt in research and organizations. He has authored ‘Becoming a Practitioner-Researcher: A Gestalt Approach to Holistic Inquiry’ (Middlesex University Press 2006). Besides practicing as a process facilitator and gestalt therapist, running workshops internationally, he has led on group facilitation and organizational consulting on Masters level programmes at Roffey Park Institute. He has also taught research on the Doctorate in Psychotherapy at Metanoia Institute, London.Contact Paul at gestaltinaction@msn.com

Dr. David Lines is an executive coach, process consultant, facilitator, and a practitioner supervisor. He coaches executives and CEOs to realise their full potential and develop a deep understanding of how they can lead more effectively and authentically in a fast-paced, changing world. The principles that guide his practice are rooted in the belief that individuals can work out and resolve their own issues and learn within an authentic, compassionate and challenging coaching environment. David has been facilitating programmes on group dynamics and process facilitation for over thirty years. He recently co-authored a book; ‘The Global Business of Coaching: A Meta-Analytic Perspective.’ with Dr. Christina Evans of Roehampton University U.K. that is being released by Routledge on 27th July 2020. Contact David at davidlines@me.com