Developed by John E. Lochman, Emeritus Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Alabama, the Coping Power Program is one of the few effectively proven empowerment courses used in clinical, educational, and, more recently, corporate settings.
The program aims to positively transform dysfunctional relationships and behaviors, enhancing the well-being of individuals within the work teams and the professional environment. Participants will improve their management of interpersonal relationships, learning to minimize and control conflictual behaviors that often unconsciously emerge in organizational contexts.
The training program consists of either 32 sessions (for operational teams) or 16 sessions (for individual managers), starting with an initial assessment session designed to gather participants’ issues and tailor the course based on identified specific needs. At the end of the program, participants will take a final assessment test, followed by the issuance of a certificate of attendance.