Community Building Workshop (CBW) in Milwaukee

Community Building Workshops (CBWs) utilize powerful principles and practices originally developed by M. Scott Peck MD, renowned author of The Road Less Traveled. Workshops create powerful trust and bonding experiences for groups and teams; improve inter- and intrapersonal skills; and lead to personal and professional development. This process has many practical applications in business and improving outcomes in human service and criminal justice programs.

Peck discovered 10 guidelines for communication that can restore community and create group trust and safety. Participants have the opportunity to learn and practice the 10 guidelines and experience a powerful Community Building process that leads to personal and professional growth.

Participants routinely describe Workshops as “truly unique” and “life changing.” Corporate executives call them the “next generation of team building.” Criminal justice and human service professionals see Workshops as highly compatible with Motivational Interviewing, Restorative Justice, Mindfulness Training, and Trauma Informed Care.

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DATES: Friday, January 19 to Sunday, January 21. This is a three-day workshop. Participants must attend all three days of the workshop.

TIME: Registration at 8:30 am on each day; 9:00 am to 4:30 pm on Friday and Saturday; 9:00 am to 3:00 pm on Sunday

LOCATION: WCS North Avenue Campus (2342 N. 27th Street, Milwaukee)

PARKING: Parking is available around the building

COST:

• This training is FREE of charge to all Wisconsin Residents thanks to the generous support of the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families. $399.00 for non-residents.
• Continuing Education Hours (18) or Continuing Education Units (1.8) are available for this training from the UW-Milwaukee School of Continuing Education for a $35.00 fee. Please click and pay through the “ADDON” in the Eventbrite registration
• Payments are non-refundable