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Creating a more positive outcome for people in conflict SATURDAY, JULY 23, 2005; 8:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Registration and Networking from 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m.) JOHN F. KENNEDY UNIVERSITY Pleasant Hill, CA - Room 104 S Appreciative Inquiry is a positive, goal-oriented, development process that honors and uses positive histories and stories of our lives/clients/organizations. It is an affirmative approach to discovering and creating a more positive future for ourselves, our clients, our organizations, and our communities. It is an alternative to the traditional problem-solving model we are all familiar with. From this interactive workshop, you will take away the beginnings of a shift in thinking about your life and work toward what’s working and away from what’s NOT working. For instance, instead of thinking that your client/partner/professor is sooo difficult and how are you ever going to be able to work with this person, think about what's working in your relationship with your client/partner/professor; how you can do more of what’s working; what do you value most about yourself; and, how can you bring more of those values to the process of working with this person. Attend this program to learn this exciting, positive approach. You will:
(Add $5 if you pay at the door.) MCLE Credit: $25 – 3 hours Board of Behavioral Sciences Credit (for psychologists): $25 - 3 hours REGISTRATION for Saturday, July 23, 2005, Appreciative Inquiry: Register Online Or mail to: ADRNC 601 Van Ness Ave., #E3-102 San Francisco, CA 94102-6300 Make checks payable to “ADRNC” and include the following information: Name of Program Your Name Address Phone *Non-members join ADRNC now to get the member rate!! Visit http://www.adrnc.net/ or call 650-745-3842 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Stacy Waters, Administrator adr@adrnc.net 650.745.3842 Directions: Directions to 100 Ellinwood Dr Pleasant Hill, CA 94523-2462
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