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Leadership

Summer School 2010

 

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Elspeth McAdam is an experienced trainer, therapist and consultant. She has developed extensive use of methods of systemic therapy blended with appreciative inquiry. She uses these to work with innovative and novel approaches to transforming of sexual abuse and violence. She works with organisations, commercial enterprises, communities and schools and is much sought after as a therapist.

Peter Lang finds it fascinating to explore with families, couples and individuals, through the stories they live and tell what their own resources are and how they create connections and understandings to live full lives emotionally and physically. Be it a severe or life threatening illness, a death or traumatic experience a challenging situation, he will share how he has joined peoples worlds and from within them worked with people to create and live full lives. He will work with people in the Summer School developing skills and abilities that he has found helpful to others.

Martin Little works with networks of people in organisations enabling people to develop collaboration and team work through the shared storying process. He has been working with a whole community in the middle of Sweden developing transformative practices involving the life-giving power of community. He consults to organisations in Scandinavia and England. Martin is a Co- Director of the KCC Foundation and Organisational Consultant.

John Shotter is professor emeritus of interpersonal relations in the Department of Communication, University of New Hampshire. His long-term interest is in the social conditions conducive to people having a voice in the development of participatory democracies and civil societies. He brings valuable insights to the social constructionist ways of working and suggest change can take place through attention to details in organisations especially when leaders are sensitive to unique moments that open up possibilities.

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Conference dates

Sunday 27 June to Friday 2nd July 2010

Course fees

Early Bird Offer- Residential for the week

By 31 March 2008 £765.00 (En Suite)

From April 2008 £865.00 (En Suite)

KCCF Student & Tutor Rate £670.00 (En Suite)

Early Bird Offer- Day Delegates

By 31 March 2008 £130.00- non residential

Residential (1 day + 1 night En Suite) £149.00

From April 2008 £145 -non residential

Residential (1 day + 1 night En Suite) £159.00

For Student Non-residential, a 10% discount applies.

Fees includes: accommodation, breakfast, lunch, dinner and tea and coffee throughout your stay at the Summer School. Also included is a complimentary stationary pack on arrival with the programme. on arrival with the programme.

Extra Nights- If you would like to book accommodation either before or after the Summer Schools, rooms are available at:

£50.00 per night (En Suite) whichncludes bed and breakfast

Group bookings-

groups of six or more can have one free place

Venue

to be confirmed

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