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Working with Turbulent Teams


Supporting teams through complexity, conflict and change.

When teams are stuck, in conflict, or just not firing on all cylinders, it can be hard to know where to begin.

This experiential and reflective programme is designed for practitioners who find themselves stepping into these turbulent and “messy” spaces — and want to do so with more clarity, confidence and care.

Open or in-house programmes for OD, HR or L&D practitioners working with teams.

Your guide to the programme

Who it’s for

This programme is designed for:

  • Organisation Development (OD) professionals
  • HR and L&D practitioners
  • Internal consultants and team coaches
  • Leaders supporting team-based working in health and care systems, including Trusts, ICBs and provider collaboratives

What you’ll gain

  • Confidence in your authority, presence and impact
  • Clarity on what helps (and hinders) team effectiveness
  • Practical tools for assessment, facilitation, and feedback
  • Psychological insight into team dynamics and conflict
  • Resilience and self-care strategies for demanding work
  • Peer learning and the value of coaching supervision

Programme format

Pre-course: Evidence base review (1 hour, self-study)

Module 1: Foundations and principles 

Module 2: Tools, dynamics and use of self 

Module 3: Assessment and impact 

Module 4: Self-care and supervision 

Fees & booking

Introductory offer: £1250 + VAT per person

Includes:

  • Pre-course e-module
  • 2.5 days of facilitated learning

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    Our facilitators

    Michele White and Dr Shona Brown are experienced facilitators with senior leadership experience in health and social care HR/OD.

    Both are qualified executive team coaches bringing hands-on experience and a practical mindset to developing your skills and practice in this area.

    Michele White   

    What participants are saying

    “Loved the programme, would definitely recommend.”

    “I really enjoyed practicing with tools and techniques.”

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