For Anyone
Dates: TBD
Times: Once a month for 1.5 hours. Three specific session with different topics.
Location: Online using Zoom
Following the presentation participants will have time for questions and discussions
Start Date: This will updated once the Program dates are set.
These sessions are open to anyone, lay or ordained, who is a leader in their faith community. If you are new to systems theory or are looking for a refresher, you are most welcome
Program Fee: $50 per session, $130 for all three. Living Systems accepts Visa and email transfers (Interac).
Who are this this program for:
These sessions are open to anyone, lay or ordained, who is a leader in their faith community. If you are new to systems theory or are looking for a refresher, you are most welcome.
Family Systems Theory recognises communities of faith as emotional systems in their own way. When anxiety is present in a system, the way a leader functions can contribute a great deal to navigating the turbulence. If you are interested in learning more, please register..
One of the patterns that can develop in a community is what Family Systems Theory calls the over-functioning and under-functioning reciprocity. As responsible leaders, we can fall into over-functioning while not realising we are heading towards burnout. Come and learn how a systems way of thinking can help bring clarity and balance.
In any community or family system, the “difficult” person can be the focus of much of our energy and efforts to manage. Thinking through a systems lens can help understand how different behaviour function within a system and how one can define self in ways that contribute to the healthier function of all.
Participants will increase their understanding of how a systems perspective influences the behavior of their faith communities and themselves.
