Hello
Andrea Barrett here with an item for discussion. In my experience there comes
along in OS Conference every once in awhile, a facilitation dilemma: Iwould be
interested in your input:
AS the conference facilitator I have been intrigued by some of the conferences
that I have been asked to
In a message dated 2/25/99 12:07:56 PM Pacific Standard Time,
ralp...@earthlink.net writes:
> "intuitive and idiosyncratic judgement on the spur of the moment."
I thought I read:
"One of those times, I did sense that I had relatively little
credibility on the topic in question, so I might as wel
Joe,
Nope, don't agree.
Being an OS facilitator is not analogous to being a therapist.
And no one said anything that sounded like a recommendation to engage in
"intuitive and idiosyncratic judgement on the spur of the moment."
Ralph
This question of having a dual relationship as an OS facilitator seems an
issue of professional responsibility that is analogous to the issue of
therapists having dual relationships with their clients, which is strickly and
unequivocally prohibited by all behavioral science licensing boards that I
Hi,
On the question of convening a session during an OS event one is
facilitating. I think it can work, and, of course, it's not always
appropriate. Harrison's remarks make sense to me.
I believe I've done it three times during client engagements, all times
with no deleterious effect, I feel qui
The only times I have participate when holding the space has been when it
was an OS on OS type event or a facilitator training, which we have held a
number here in Canada. I used to have a "pull" to get involved in some of
the discussions in other events, but resisted. I never have tried to
partici
>From:CRAIG LaFargue
>Subject: Re: OSLIST Digest - 19 Feb 1999 to 20 Feb 1999
>I do have some concerns, but first I'd like to know a bit more about the
>objectives for the conference and for the OS session.
Thanks Craig, Harrison, Leon, Michael, Larry.
Thanks for commenting on "the law" not
I don't think one can hold the space and fill the space at the same time. In my
mind, the choice is to facilitate or join the group providing ideas. One cannot
fufil both roles at the same time and the facilitator role is too important to
the entire process to abandon. If one's passion for the c
>Is conveneing a session whilst facilitating the event abandoning (albeit
>temporarily) the role of space holder. Is it confusing for the participants?
> I have seen Harrison doing it although that was at an OS on OS for
>facilitators.ANy responses?
>
>
>Andrea.
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