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Systemic Consensing Online Course
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Systemic Consensing – 2-Part Intro Webinar
Groups and teams often need to make decisions together — and that can be surprisingly difficult.
Some people speak a lot.
Others stay quiet.
Some say yes, even though they still have concerns.
And after the decision, the real discussion continues in the hallway, in private messages, or in the next meeting.
Systemic Consensing offers a different approach.
Instead of asking:
“Who is in favor?”
we ask:
“How much resistance do you have?”
“What are your objections?”
“What would make this option easier to support?”
This changes the quality of group decisions. Concerns become visible earlier. Tensions can be addressed before they turn into hidden resistance. And the group can find the option with the lowest overall resistance — often the option with the best chance of actually being carried by everyone.
This 2-part webinar series gives you a clear and practical first experience with Systemic Consensing.
Who this is for
This webinar is for you if you work with groups, teams, organizations or communities and want to support better collective decisions.
It may be especially useful for:
- facilitators
- trainers
- coaches
- community organizers
- NVC practitioners
- team leads
- people working in democratic or participatory organizations
- anyone who has experienced how exhausting group decisions can become
You do not need prior experience with Systemic Consensing.
Session 1: Getting to know the method
May 19, 2026
18:30–20:00 CEST / 12:30–14:00 Eastern / 9:30–11:00 Pacific
In the first session, you will get a practical overview of the method.
We will look at:
- what Systemic Consensing is
- why resistance is useful information
- how it differs from majority voting or consensus
- how to formulate options
- how to measure resistance
- how the method works in a realistic group situation
You will also try out the method with a practical example, so you can experience the logic from the inside rather than only hearing about it.
There will be time for questions and reflection.
Time conversion:
Check your local time for Session 1
Session 2: Walking through the decision process
May 25, 2026
18:30–20:00 CEST / 12:30–14:00 Eastern / 9:30–11:00 Pacific
In the second session, we will go deeper into the individual steps of a Systemic Consensing decision process.
We will explore:
- how to clarify the decision question
- how to collect possible options
- how to include objections without getting stuck
- how to create a “passive option”
- how to measure resistance in a simple and transparent way
- how to interpret the result
- what to do when resistance is still high
- what happens if one person strongly objects
- what happens if the group does not trust the result
- what happens if there is no perfect option
We will also look at “what if” scenarios, because real group processes are rarely as clean as the method looks on paper.
The goal is that you leave with a practical understanding of how to guide a simple Systemic Consensing process yourself.
Time conversion:
Check your local time for Session 2
What you will take away
After the two sessions, you will have:
- a clear understanding of the basic idea of Systemic Consensing
- first practical experience with the method
- a step-by-step overview of a simple decision process
- language for explaining resistance as useful information
- ideas for using the method in meetings, teams or community settings
- a better sense of when Systemic Consensing is useful — and when it is not
Practical details
Dates: May 19 & May 25, 2026
Time: 18:30–20:00 CEST
US times: 12:30–14:00 Eastern / 9:30–11:00 Pacific
Length: 90 minutes per session
Format: Live online webinar, recorded
Language: English
| Online-Kurs | Systemic Consensing Online Course |
| Datum | 19.05.2026 – 25.05.2026 |
| Zeit | 18:30 – 19:00 |
| Ort | Online Online |
| Kontakt | Herr Markus Castro 015788672755 markus.castro@impactinstitut.com |
| Freie Plätze | 30 |
| Status | Für Anmeldungen geöffnet |
