OD Intervention Theory and Practice - Organization Development Certificate Program - Organization Development Certificate Program - Organization & Management - Antioch University New England
OD Intervention Theory and Practice
Goals:
- Identify and practice the elements of a good client-consultant relationship.
- Understand a range of OD interventions with in-depth knowledge of one intervention at the individual, group, and organization level.
- Develop skill in the application of specific interventions.
- Design effective intervention strategies that effectively address the client’s diagnosed goals and needs.
- Understand and develop effective responses for dealing with the social-emotional aspects of the change process.
Competencies:
- Collaborative Change Processes
- Organization Development Theory
- Change Technologies
- Self-Knowledge and Development
- Organizational Systems
- Interpersonal and Group Skills
This course is designed to provide an overview of intervention theory, design, and practice, as well as in-depth knowledge of specific interventions. Effective interventions begin with the initial entry and contracting with the client. Building a trusting working relationship that enables clear assessment of the organization’s needs, as well as the organization’s culture and values, allows for the development of interventions that work and produce successful results.
In this six-day workshop learners gain an understanding of the range of interventions (individual, group, organizational, and other systems), when each is likely to be effective and ineffective, and your preferences and limitations with the use of specific interventions. Workshop materials include a resource booklet of interventions with conditions for effectiveness for each intervention, and where to learn more.
Interventions covered are based on the needs for each class and include one intervention from each category (individual, group, organization). Specific interventions may include the following:
- Coaching
- Leadership development
- Diagnostic instruments
- Leadership and learning styles
- Use of training as an intervention
- Team development, group dynamics, small group process consultation
- Role clarification, organizational design and redesign
- Visioning, collaborative strategic planning, culture change
- Multicultural OD & Global Issues
- Large Group Methods
Learning methods will include case studies, role plays, large and small group discussion.