The program “Leadership Experience Group: Reflections on Leadership. Development and Support of Leaders in Conditions of Uncertainty and Rapid Change.” has started October 12.
The program “Leadership Experience Group: Reflections on Leadership. Developing and Supporting Leadership in Conditions of Uncertainty and Rapid Change” is an opportunity to exchange experience, both Ukrainian and foreign, receive psychological support, strengthen strengths, leadership qualities, and find new approaches in your activities and interactions with other people.
We opened the Program this weekend with an event on the topic: “Support for leaders, managers, and people who have influence — developing and maintaining the ability to work with complexity and uncertainty.”
Leaders from the public, private, and public sectors gathered for the meeting. Since we had a women's group, we decided to additionally explore the topic of female leadership in Ukraine and abroad.
Event Leaders:
Dr Kevin Flinn is Senior Lecturer in Executive Education at Liverpool Business School, Liverpool John Moores University in the UK.
Kevin's teaching, research, and community interests revolve around leadership and OD with a special (and specialist) focus on complexity and group analytic perspectives on management, organisation, change, and citizenship.
He is a graduate of the Doctor of Management (DMan — The Doctor of Management programme was developed at the University of Hertfordshire some twenty-five years ago by Professor Ralph Stacey and colleagues, in collaboration with the IGA) programme, a qualified Group Work Practitioner with the Institute of Group Analysis, and a founding member of the Creating Large Group Dialogue programme and research community.
A second edition of his first book, Leadership Development in Practice: A Complexity Approach, was published by Routledge in October 2023, and his second book, Organisational Development in Practice: A Complexity Approach, is due out in 2025.
Iryna Ratzke-Rybak (Ukraine-Germany), psychologist, supervisor, training analyst, group analyst, couples and family therapist.
Iryna has more than 20 years of experience as a therapist and training analyst in individual and group therapy, 10 of them in the regional clinical hospital with various psychosomatic disorders.
She is a member of the Presidium of the Association of Psychologists and Psychotherapists of Ukraine (APPU) and head of the Department of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Couples and Families (Ukraine). She is an EFPP Delegate from the Department of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Couples and Families from the APPA in the Department of Couple and Family Psychotherapy. She is a valid GASI member. She is a guest lecturer at the Evangelisches Bildungswerk Regensburg (Germany). Certified Master Trainer in Mental Health, focusing on trauma psychotherapy and PTSD treatment, Community Stress Prevention Centre מרכז משאבים (Israel). Founder of the Khmelnytsky School of Psychotherapy (Ukraine).
Iryna is a private practitioner and founding director of the Creative Laboratory for Human Development «Lebenskompetenzen», Regensburg (Germany).
Iryna provides group psychological and psychosocial support to women and children forced to migrate from Ukraine to Germany at EBW (Evangelical Academy).
We would like to remind you that the Program is implemented at the expense of contributions from participants and on a volunteer basis by its trainers and coordinators. The Human Rights Vector NGO and the Institute of Psychosomatic and Traumatherapy NGO are partners of the Program.
We opened the Program this weekend with an event on the topic: “Support for leaders, managers, and people who have influence — developing and maintaining the ability to work with complexity and uncertainty.”
Leaders from the public, private, and public sectors gathered for the meeting. Since we had a women's group, we decided to additionally explore the topic of female leadership in Ukraine and abroad.
Event Leaders:
Dr Kevin Flinn is Senior Lecturer in Executive Education at Liverpool Business School, Liverpool John Moores University in the UK.
Kevin's teaching, research, and community interests revolve around leadership and OD with a special (and specialist) focus on complexity and group analytic perspectives on management, organisation, change, and citizenship.
He is a graduate of the Doctor of Management (DMan — The Doctor of Management programme was developed at the University of Hertfordshire some twenty-five years ago by Professor Ralph Stacey and colleagues, in collaboration with the IGA) programme, a qualified Group Work Practitioner with the Institute of Group Analysis, and a founding member of the Creating Large Group Dialogue programme and research community.
A second edition of his first book, Leadership Development in Practice: A Complexity Approach, was published by Routledge in October 2023, and his second book, Organisational Development in Practice: A Complexity Approach, is due out in 2025.
Iryna Ratzke-Rybak (Ukraine-Germany), psychologist, supervisor, training analyst, group analyst, couples and family therapist.
Iryna has more than 20 years of experience as a therapist and training analyst in individual and group therapy, 10 of them in the regional clinical hospital with various psychosomatic disorders.
She is a member of the Presidium of the Association of Psychologists and Psychotherapists of Ukraine (APPU) and head of the Department of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for Couples and Families (Ukraine). She is an EFPP Delegate from the Department of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy of Couples and Families from the APPA in the Department of Couple and Family Psychotherapy. She is a valid GASI member. She is a guest lecturer at the Evangelisches Bildungswerk Regensburg (Germany). Certified Master Trainer in Mental Health, focusing on trauma psychotherapy and PTSD treatment, Community Stress Prevention Centre מרכז משאבים (Israel). Founder of the Khmelnytsky School of Psychotherapy (Ukraine).
Iryna is a private practitioner and founding director of the Creative Laboratory for Human Development «Lebenskompetenzen», Regensburg (Germany).
Iryna provides group psychological and psychosocial support to women and children forced to migrate from Ukraine to Germany at EBW (Evangelical Academy).
We would like to remind you that the Program is implemented at the expense of contributions from participants and on a volunteer basis by its trainers and coordinators. The Human Rights Vector NGO and the Institute of Psychosomatic and Traumatherapy NGO are partners of the Program.
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