Radical Collaboration 3-Day Work Session
Build Your Capacity to Transform How We Work Together
Next Session
October 13–15, 2026
Investment
$1,500
per person (partial scholarships available)
Location
Grass Valley Courtyard Suites
210 North Auburn Street, Grass Valley, CA 95945
About This Work Session
The Radical Collaboration® work session is a research-backed, 3-day intensive program that teaches individuals and teams five essential skills for building and maintaining collaborative relationships, even under stress.
Developed by Jim Tamm and Ronald Luyet, the program draws on over 40 years of research in psychology, organizational development, and conflict resolution. Participants explore their own collaborative behaviors through validated assessments, experiential exercises, and reflective practices.
Whether you lead a team, serve on a board, or work alongside others in high-stakes environments, this work session will deepen your capacity to build trust, resolve conflict, and create environments where people do their best work, together.
Skills you'll build
Collaborative Intention
Stay non-defensive and committed to mutual success, even under stress.
Openness
Create a climate of honesty where people feel safe to raise difficult issues.
Self-Accountability
Take responsibility for the circumstances of your life and the choices you make.
Self-Awareness
Know yourself deeply, including the impact of your behaviors on others.
Problem-Solving
Negotiate and solve problems effectively using interest-based approaches.
Building Trust
Develop environments of psychological safety where teams can take risks and innovate together.
What's included
- All work session materials and workbooks
- FIRO Element B and other behavioral assessments
- Breakfast, lunch, and snacks each day
- 30-day post-session coaching support
- Certificate of completion
- Access to Radical Collaboration alumni network
Who it's for
- Organizational leaders & managers
- HR and OD professionals
- Consultants and coaches
- Executive directors
- Board members
- Community organizers
- Anyone seeking to improve collaboration skills
Upcoming sessions
October 13–15, 2026
Open