ORSC™ Community Of Practice In The USA
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Join us as together we discover how the next great story of ORSC will unfold in the USA.
You may be brand new to Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching (ORSC™), or perhaps you've been using this philosophy for years. You believe in the power this philosophy has to create strong connection, and want to expand and deepen your practice. You’re curious about how ORSC is being used in families, communities, businesses and organizations across the United States. You’re ready to connect with other relationship systems workers in community as we apply this essential approach to healing our nation, in contexts large and small. You're looking to refresh your knowledge and develop new insight into how ORSC can strengthen connection and relationship in partnerships, families, communities, businesses and organizations. As members of the USA Community of Practice, we will focus in on these groundbreaking tools and skills, as we explore the next great chapter in our own story of ORSC. What is The Next Great Chapter | Community of Practice?
In these free virtual monthly calls, you have the opportunity to meet with other relationship systems workers across the USA to explore how Organization and Relationship Systems Coaching principles, tools and skills are being used to foster and strengthen relationship. Join us as we practice, collaborate, innovate and become inspired anew by the potential of ORSC. Whether you are learning about ORSC for the first time, have completed just the first level in the series or are a graduate of the ORSC Certification program, Mastery in the Making, your voice is both welcome and needed in our Community of Practice. Above all, we want this to be “for the community, by the community.” Please let us know what will make these calls so attractive that you set aside time in your schedule to attend. What conversations do you suggest for us to follow through on? Please reach out. |
The Next Great Chapter
Upcoming Community of Practice Meetings In these virtual monthly calls, you have the opportunity to meet with other members of the ORSC community in the USA. All calls are scheduled for the same time. 10:00 am - 11:15 am Pacific 11:00 am - 12:15 pm Mountain 1:00 pm - 2:15 pm Eastern OCTOBER FOCUS | CO-CREATING SAFE SPACE
October 28, 2021 • 75 minutes Co-creating a safe space with your clients is an integral step in helping them foster psychological safety and right relationship within their organizations. In fact, this could be the most important service you could offer them! On October 28, we gather with Shahmeen Sadiq, author of "Heart Matters: A Poetic Revolution of Truth, Justice and Belonging," to learn what you can do right now to strengthen this essential ORSC coaching muscle.
To save you time, your RSVP to one meeting will register you for the series.
Want to take an active role?
You may have an interest in a particular topic, or perhaps you took your World Work project to new heights in a US context. If so, we'd love to hear from you. Would you like to learn more about Systems-Inspired Leadership and co-lead The Next Great Chapter? We are looking for ORSC-trained and certified coaches to sit on a steering committee. If this interests you, please reach out. |
Access Previous Meetings
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Leigh Marz, co-author of the forthcoming book "Golden: The Power of Silence in a World of Noise," discusses the three levels of noise that plague most of us today and consider how we can bring more quiet into our work (and our lives) as ORSC practitioners.
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August 2021 | ADRESSING Our Inner Selves
Nina Simonds and Rupa Bhojraj July 2021 | The Synergies of Agile and ORSC Panel: Bob Galen, Brandon Raines and Joanne Stone June 2021 | The High Dream for the Next Great Chapter Co-hosts: Kat Hay and Michael Holton April 2021 | The Five Principles of Relationship Systems Intelligence Co-leads: Marita Fridjhon and Sandra Cain March 2021 | The ICF Team Coaching Competencies Co-leads: Sherry Matheson and Judy van Zon . February 2021 | Faith & Marita Unplugged Co-leads: Faith Fuller and Marita Fridjhon |