Hvad er SCT?
SCT står for Systems-Centered Training og bygger på Yvonne Agazarians teori om levende menneskelige systemer. Teorien beskriver, hvordan mennesker og grupper udvikler sig ved at kunne rumme forskelle frem for at udglatte dem. SCT bruges både i terapi med enkeltpersoner, par og grupper, og i arbejdet med organisationer.
Sådan arbejder vi
Den centrale metode i SCT hedder Functional Subgrouping. I stedet for at diskutere sig frem til enighed arbejder deltagerne i undergrupper, hvor forskelle bliver undersøgt og integreret i stedet for at blive lagt til side. Det er en anden måde at håndtere konflikt på, og deltagerne træner den på egen krop gennem workshoppen.
Hvem er workshoppen for?
Workshoppen henvender sig til terapeuter, psykologer, psykiatere, organisationskonsulenter, socialrådgivere, undervisere og andre, der er nysgerrige på dynamikken mellem mennesker. Deltagelse i den løbende gruppe forudsætter, at du har kendskab til SCT i forvejen.
Praktisk
Workshoppen afholdes på engelsk og ledes af Mike Maher.
Sted: La Oficina, Suomisvej 4, 1927 Frederiksberg.
De tre workshops udgør en samlet pakke, og du binder dig økonomisk til alle tre. Der gives ikke refusion eller rabat, hvis du er forhindret i at deltage i en af dem.
Vil du høre om kommende hold?
Den nuværende gruppe er i gang, og der er ikke åbent for nye deltagere.
Overvejer du at være med, når der næste gang starter et hold? Ring eller skriv til mig, så noterer jeg dig som interesseret og vender tilbage, når der er nyt.
Read the full description in English
What is SCT?
Systems-Centered training/therapy (SCT) is based on the Theory of Living Human Systems developed by Yvonne Agazarian. According to this theory, living human systems survive, develop and transform from simple to complex through a developing ability to recognize differences and integrate them.
The central method in SCT is Functional Subgrouping, an interaction method developed by Yvonne Agazarian to further development, integration and conflict resolution. Functional Subgrouping is communication from a point of empathy and resonance. You contribute with your ‘here and now’ experience and other group members reflect and build on it.
SCT offers practical tools focused on change and innovation with a view to the larger context. Seeing ourselves, our relationships and the groups we are in as systems helps us to build joyful and effective relationships. SCT sees the whole picture instead of just our own part and recognizes ourselves as active members in creating the systems that shape us. Thus, SCT is founded on the idea that the way human beings function has more to do with the system they are part of than with individual characteristics.
Participants learn
Systems-Centered theory and methodology can be applied clinically to individual, group, couples and family therapy. It can also be applied to all levels of the system in organizations.
The workshop language will be English.
SCT® and Systems-Centered® are registered trademarks of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute, Inc., a non-profit organization.
Who can participate?
The on-going group is intended for people who work as therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists, organizational consultants, social workers, educators – and anyone curious about the intricate dynamics of human interaction.
Participation in the on-going group requires previous knowledge of SCT.
Want to know more about SCT?
Watch the latest film on SCT – The Edge of the Unknown.
You may also go to the SCT official website at sctri.com, where you will find articles and video presentations on aspects of SCT theory and practice.
About Mike Maher
Mike Maher is a psychotherapist, trainer and organizational consultant. He has worked with using groups to help people in a variety of contexts for the past 30 years. He is Director of the Systems-Centered Training and Research Institute® and is a licensed SCT practitioner.
Mike has had a number of papers and chapters in books published. He trains internationally and is in private practice in Hampshire, UK.
