Session 1: The VoicePrint Model

Aim: To introduce participants to what is distinctive about the VoicePrint model and the principles involved in exploring a profile

Objectives: By the end of this session you will be able to:

• Describe where VoicePrint fits among diagnostics and competence frameworks in general
• Explain the 3 clusters of voices
• List the 9 voices and their corresponding dysfunctional forms
• Explain the use of the two main graphics, the triangle and the track
• Explain the importance of context in order to make sense of a profile and extract insights relevant to the individual
• Identify your own assumptions when viewing a new profile

In this session you will need to complete five tasks and activities, as follows:

The Voiceprint Model:

1.1 Read about the VoicePrint model, and where this fits in psychometrics
1.2 Complete a quiz on the VoicePrint model, voices and dysfunctional versions
1.3 Discuss your own tendencies and preferences

Practice Profile 1

1.4 Watch a video on the key features of a VoicePrint profile
1.5 Develop hypotheses and lines of inquiry for an example profile