Education programs

WRI education programs offer the Creative Approach as a way to mobilize change and to create something new. Its tools help people to focus on what you want to create, to imagine new possibilities, division a vision and take action to attain it. We offer:

Creative Change Workshop
This four module program offers tools that people can use right away and as they use the tools, they develop skills. The workshop provides step-by-step instruction and hands-on, experiential activities. It includes tools to:

	Work with the creative process.
	Access your creative mind.
	Define what you need to succeed.
	Imagine and implement change.
	Take action to attain desired results.
	Learn from experience.

Change Clinic
Customized to fit specific needs, the clinic offers tools to tap creativity, identify opportunities, and design change strategies. Choose a half-day or full-day program to keep change on-track.

Creative Change Facilitation
A training and coaching program for facilitators and leaders of change initiatives.

About Our Creative Approach
We build on strengths and engage the creative process. Our Creative Approach uses the creating method to develop a vision and take action to attain it.

This Approach offers a framework that that honors the richness of diversity. It offers tools that help people to incorporate many views of reality, reflected in many eyes, each based on different experiences. When we engage multiple truths, we expand our ability to create something that will work.

Tools help to shift from problems to possibilities, from barriers to breakthroughs. Then people can:

	Focus on what you want to create.
	Create space for different ideas.
	Honor differences and build connections with others.
	Avoid "shoulds" (as in they "should" do it my way.)
	Find the green lights – the opportunities and possibilities.

A hallmark of this approach is its combination of analysis and imagination. Tools offer ways to access both left brain analytic and right brain creative thinking and action.

Creative thinking is not about artistic ability. It’s about the ability to access one’s imagination.

We look forward to working with you to make change easier. To contact WRI, click here.

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