Process Work Public Courses

We offer two types of Public Courses, those in our Open Program, and those in our Continuing Learners Program.

Open Programs are generally open to anyone interested (noting that some may encourage certain experience).

Continuing Learners Program is a continuing practice program for those with a reasonable level of existing Process Work training who are keen to continue to build on and consolidate their Process Work skill base.

All our Process Work Public Courses combine professional development with personal development - you'll learn skills and tools applicable to your work context, as well as deepen your awareness of self, others and the world.

You can scroll through the calendar listings below, or search based on location (including online), trainer, or by category:

  • one-to-one work (like coaching and therapy)
  • group work
  • personal development
  • social issues
  • Process Work studies (while all our classes draw on Process Work, some are particularly focused on learning the paradigm).
  • Continuing Learners Program

Free course: Understanding Power, Rank & Privilege.

2026 TRAINING CALENDAR

October 2026

Trauma-Informed FacilitationGroup workSocial issues

For people who work with any and all kinds of groups, who want to learn how to design trauma-informed group spaces and build the skills and confidence to respond well when people get triggered in groups. Bringing together trauma and facilitation theory and practice, with Process Work’s awareness framework for deep transformation. Online, six hours […]
20 - 27 Oct
Online
  • Trainer - Liz Scarfe
November 2026
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ANZPOP acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands we live and work on, the Aboriginal Australian, and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the Maori First Nations peoples. We pay respect to their elders across time. We give thanks for the Indigenous knowledge that has informed the Process Work approach. We honour the courage, resilience, and spirit of First Nations peoples to counter the ongoing impacts of colonisation on their culture, well-being, and sovereignty.

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