Worldwork, An Animated Film

Welcome to this Worldwork "Crash Course."

Worldwork is a large and small group application of Process Work used in many countries worldwide. The 40 short animated lessons include Worldwork’s basic theory and practice and are meant for anyone hoping to help their group, our world, or anyone teaching Worldwork.

WORLDWORK ANIMATED VIDEO SERIES

A LIGHTHEARTED APPROACH in 40 LESSONS (of 10 minutes or less)

An Outline of the Worldwork Video Series

Welcome to this Worldwork "Crash Course."

Worldwork is a large and small group application of Process Work used in many countries worldwide. The film was created by Amy. She spent about 6 years working at this film and now gives it to the public. Feel free to enjoy and share!

The 40 short animated lessons include Worldwork’s basic theory and practice and are meant for anyone hoping to help their group, our world, or anyone teaching Worldwork.

The film shows an especially lighthearted approach to learning Worldwork with fun and quirky animated figures with computerized voices (which may take a little time to get used to :-)) to help with conflict in yourself, in groups, organizations, and the world. Amy’s hope is that you will enjoy the learning and then and then use it in real group and world situations.

This film is meant for students, teachers, facilitators, coaches, business, government and anyone who wants to learn how to appreciate and help our diverse world. See the Outline (on the right - click to enlarge) for a general orientation to the various sections of the film. ***Worldwork, Process Work and our world are evolving processes. So expect Worldwork practice, theory, and the video images to be updated periodically.***

Amy gives this "course" to you freely, so ENJOY!

TRANSLATIONS: If you would like to see these videos translated into other languages click: Korean, Greek, Polish, Spanish, and Japanese (1) and another in Japanese (2).

If you would like to see the videos with Russian subtitles and some of the early videos with French subtitles (more added soon), click on any of the videos below, then click on the “CC” button at the bottom of the screen, then click on the “settings” icon which looks like a wheel or gears, and then choose “subtitles” and then choose “Russian” or “French”.

The videos are also in the process of being translated into Portuguese!

(If you are able and would like to support others to study Worldwork at our Worldwork seminars, you might contribute something to our scholarship fund. You can donate online.)

(**To hear and see a "real" human being :-) discussing Worldwork theory and practice, see an interview with Arny which you can find at the bottom of our home page, or click http://www.aamindell.net/.)