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November 2022
Shame in Organisations : Workshop Series Two
7:00 – 8.30 pm. Thursday 17th November 2022 (Note Change of date. The date of the second seminar has been moved from 8 November to 17 November.) Members: $40 per ticket includes first and second session Non Members: $50 per ticket includes first and second session Come along as Dr Susan Mravlek presents her Phd research about Shame in organisations. Over two sessions, the group will learn about shame, its prevalence in organisational life and its insidious impact upon organisations.…
Find out more »The Evolution of Group Relations Around the World
This panel discussion will explore similarities and differences in the evolution and practice of group relations from a US, British and Australian perspective, and consider future directions. Panel members include James Krantz, USA, Leslie Brissett, UK, and Nuala Dent, Australia. The panel will be moderated by Jinette de Gooijer. James Krantz is an organisational consultant and researcher from New York. He is a distinguished member of the International Society for the Psychoanalytic Study of Organisations, a Fellow of the A.K.…
Find out more »Group Relations Conference : The history of now: creating meaning (in the present moment)
A group relations conference is a method for learning about the exercise of role, authority and social dynamics in undertaking tasks in groups and organisations. It is a powerful personal learning experience unmatched by other approaches to organisational analysis and leadership. Group Relations Australia (GRA) has conducted biennial group relations and mini conferences since 2007. GRA’s conferences are based in the Tavistock / systems psychodynamics approach and have, over the years, explored and developed a range of innovations. The 2022…
Find out more »January 2023
2023 New Year Listening Post (online event)
This event enables participants to reflect on their own relatedness to society in order to understand the current state of that society REGISTER NOW Listening Posts are based on the notion that a group of people meeting together to study the behaviour of the society as a society allows the unconscious expression of some characteristics of the wider social system. The experience of the Listening Post is itself, therefore, relevant to an understanding of society beyond individual and personal preoccupations.…
Find out more »March 2023
Who Were We? Who Are We Now? An exploration of Large Group Identity and Societal Conflict (online event)
REGISTER HERE Wednesday 8th March 2023 - Lecture: ‘Chosen Trauma, Hot Spots and Linking Objects' This will be a lecture format and open to all. Wednesday 15th, 22nd & 29th March 2023 - Workshops: ‘Large Group Identity in One’s Own Life’ A series of 3 workshops following the lecture offering an opportunity for members to reflect in small groups on the intertwining of their own personal identities with large group identity. This will provide an opportunity to explore how large group identity is…
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