Are stubborn performance problems the rule instead of the exception in your organization?

We have all experienced situations when working in groups, in which a persistent problem prevents the group from moving ahead and performing it's function in a highly effective manner. Sometimes leaders try to deal with these situations by treating symptoms. This is frequently the case when an organization is in a survival mode: a constant crisis state of putting bandaids on critical events and preventing attention to the important tasks and processes. When groups operate that way, they are only treating the symptoms of deeper problems. An abundance of problems that are chronic in organizations today result from "process events," usually unrecognized by leaders. Through "Process Consultation" we help you learn to recognize, understand, and act upon these "process events" that occur in your environment. Through this you learn to diagnose and find lasting solutions to your own organizational problems.

Our philosophy of consulting is to help leaders learn to diagnose and treat their own organizational problems by learning to recognize, understand, and act upon, the "process events" that occur in their environment. Many times, the sources of deep and lasting challenges that organizations face are "process" related. People may have mastery of content, however they are plagued with process problems that negatively affect the ability to effectively accomplish the mission of the organization. The cost of these dynamics on the effectiveness of a group can be very high, and is often significantly underestimated by group leaders and members.

Process Consultation ...

  • Improves organizational problem solving
  • Improves management effectiveness
  • Reduces costs related to unresolved problems
  • Teaches a self-perpetuating cycle of change and organizational improvement

If you are interested in finding out how process consultation can help your organization, please contact us by email, or call Mike today at Group Performance Solutions, 1-541-955-9566.

Consulting Information





Michael Newcomb,
MS in Applied Psychology
Group Facilitation & Training