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Leadership SRV Workshop Series

 

The SRV Implementation Project

presents

A Leadership-level SRV Workshop Series, in 9 parts over Zoom

 

This workshop provides an introduction to Social Role Valorization (SRV), developed by Dr. Wolf Wolfensberger, one of the most influential thinkers in the field of human services worldwide. Wolfensberger's work helped lay the foundation for many current human service trends, including the development of community services, integration, self-determination and rights, and person-centered planning. 

SRV is a systematic & universally applicable concept for structuring human services, for direct service and for families. Its foundation is in the fields of psychology, sociology & broad human experience. SRV describes a close relationship between the socially perceived value of the roles that people hold, & whether people in those roles will be accorded opportunities & other ‘good things of life.’ Bad things tend to get done to people who are seen in devalued roles, & good things tend to be afforded to people in positively valued roles.

Topics to be explored include: the universality of social devaluation; the defining power of roles in people's lives; strategies for pursuing socially valued roles for devalued people, with an aim toward improving their life conditions; enhancement of people's social images; & enhancement of people's competencies. The workshop offers a critical SRV-based look at many contemporary human service practices.

FORMAT:  The workshop is specifically oriented to leadership development. Teaching strategies involve lecture, question and answer, discussion and journaling.

Session 1: Social Evaluation, Devaluation & its Impact

Session 2: Common Wounds of Devalued People

Session 3: Introduction to SRV

Session 4: Crafting the Role Valorizing Mindset - Unconsiousness and Interpersonal Communication

Session 5: Crafting the Role Valorizing Mindset - Imagery

Session 6: Crafting the Role Valorizing Mindset - Compensation for Heightened Vulnerability

Session 7: Crafting the Role Valorizing Mindset - Imitation and Competency Enhancement

Session 8: Crafting the Role Valorizing Mindset - Role Expectancy and Valued Social Participation

Session 9: Implementation; Conclusion

 

August - September 2024 Session Dates and Times: This Session is at capacity - you may submit a waitlist request in case there is a cancellation.

Monday August 26, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Thursday August 29, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Thursday September 5, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Monday September 9, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Thursday September 12, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Monday September 16, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Thursday September 19, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST

Monday September 23, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST
 
Thursday September 26, 2024 12noon - 4pm EST
 
*** In response to feedback for participants to have more informal discussion time, there will be 3 OPTIONAL discussion sessions available for participants on Friday, September 6 at 9:00am, Tuesday, September 17 at noon, and Wednesday, September 25 at 1pm.  While this is still is a nine part series, these optional discussion sessions will give participants the opportunity to chat together and share their reactions and thoughts in a way that often happens during breaks and before and after sessions in an in person workshop. 
 
 
January - February 2025 Session Dates and Times: 

Monday January 27, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST

Thursday Janaury 30, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST

Monday February 3, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST

Thursday February 6, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST

Monday February 10, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST

Thursday February 13, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST

Monday February 17, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST
 
Thursday February 20, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST
 
Monday February 24, 2025 2pm - 6pm EST
 
*** In response to feedback for participants to have more informal discussion time, there will be 3 OPTIONAL discussion sessions available for participants on Tuesday, February 4 at 2pm, Wednesday, February 12 at 4pm, and Friday, February 21 at 3pm.  While this is still is a nine part series, these optional discussion sessions will give participants the opportunity to chat together and share their reactions and thoughts in a way that often happens during breaks and before and after sessions in an in person workshop. 
 

Workshop Cost:

Cost for the workshop will be $600.00 USD

Limited scholarship opportunities available by contacting info@srvip.org

PARTICIPANT EXPECTATIONS:

•          Attend every session in its entirety

•          Use a computer, laptop or tablet (no phones please)

•          Be stationary (not moving about in a car)

•          Maintain a good internet connection

•          Have their camera on at all times 

•          Complete reflective writing assignments between sessions

Have questions or need more information?  Contact us at info@srvip.org.

For payment related questions contact us at info@cvl-in.org

To register, please complete the form below.

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