IPOP - About Us

 

Institute of Process-Oriented Work (IPOP), a civic association, was founded in 2010 to promote and develop process-oriented work and psychology, particularly in the Czech Republic. To this end, IPOP organizes activities for promotion and career development (e.g. peer groups), organizes trainings, workshops and seminars, brings together people interested in process-oriented approach, cooperates with other institutions and organizations, devotes to research activities, etc.

IPOP activities are designed for everyone interested in the method of process-oriented work, both, the general public and professionals (social and pastoral workers, psychologists and psychotherapists, physicians, teachers, people providing mediating and facilitation services, etc.)
 
IPOP has been inspired by long and fruitful existence of Slovak Institute of Process Oriented Work (POPI- Slovakia), referred to as to an older and more mature sister. IPOP is grateful to POPI-Slovakia, not only for inspiration and support, but also for the opportunity to use and modify the web page design by Andrej Jelenik.

IPOP activity is directed by a board elected by the General Assembly. Election period is 3 years.

 

Contact:

e-mail: info(at)processwork.cz (general info)
e-mail: kurzy(at)processwork.cz (workshops)
e-mail: vycvik(at)processwork.cz (trainings)

 

 

WORKSHOPS AND TRAININGS

 

Certificate in Group Facilitation:
working with groups in diverse contexts

Teachers:  Anup Karia Dipl.PW & Stanya Studentova Mgr. Dipl.PW and assistants

2011 - Prague

deadline of application forms 4.1. 2011

deadline of payment 21.1. 2011

 

Facilitating groups of all kinds can be a rich and challenging experience and requires perception, awareness and skills. The training is built on an appreciation for the diversity inherent in nature, people and groups. It works with notion that group differences, conflicts, tensions and passions contain the seed of the solutions to its problem and its evolution. At its core is the understanding that personal and professional experiences are intrinsic to learning and that the personal growth and awareness of the facilitator are key. The philosophy and interventions taught are accessible cross culturally and have been useful in both psychological and non psychological groups settings. Through intensive skills training and close tutor contact, participants will be supported to discover their personal and cultural diversity of facilitation styles and connect their learning directly to their professional life and the wider community.

 

>>Detailed infos<< >>Application form<<

 

 

ORGANIZATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

 

Unless stated otherwise, the organizational instructions are following:

Applications:
Filled application form send by e-mail to kurzy(at)processwork.cz. Please write name of seminar in the email subject.
Application becomes liable after confirmation from IPOP representative.
  
Payment (for the seminar):
Two options are given for each seminar.

Reduced price - payment more than 4 weeks in advance.
Basic price - payment less than 4 weeks before the seminar.
 
Banking information:
Account name: Institute of process-oriented work
Account number: 2900061203/2010
Financial institution: FIO, Credit Union
IBAN: SK1583300000002900061203
BIC code: FIOZSKBAXXX
Variable symbol: Date of birth (DDMMYY)/ invoice number (to be asked for in advance with your basic billing information).
Message for the recipient: Your name (for an easier identification of applicant)

Foreigners:
Participants from countries other than Slovakia, can pay in cash at the beginning of each seminar.

Cancellation:

Cancelled 3 weeks before the seminar- no cancellation fee is charged,
     3 - 1 week before - cancellation fee 20% of the total price.
     Less than 1 week before- the full amount is charged.
There is no cancellation fee charged if the participant finds a replacement for him/herself.
 
Other:

Registration fee does not include accommodation and meals.
IPOP reserves the right to change the lecturer or place or cancel the seminar, in case of unexpected circumstances. In such case, participants would be informed accordingly.