changecycle.com

What It Is

Change Cycle is a change management training and product line developed by CCMC Inc. At its core is the “Change Cycle™,” a six-stage change model distilled from extensive research data. The model is designed to help individuals and organizations respond effectively to change in the workplace, at home, and in everyday life. Its materials have been translated into 9 languages and are used worldwide.

Core Dimensions

• Training Areas and Delivery Formats: Focuses on change management and psychological coping skills. Delivery is flexible, combining e-Learning, virtual meetings, in-person classroom training, and coaching.
• Instructors and Organizational Background: Co-founded by Ann Salerno and Lillie Brock. Both have strong executive and training backgrounds: Ann is a change expert for the U.S. federal government and Fortune 500 companies, while Lillie has a background in psychology and educational therapy. The instructor expertise is very strong.
• Certifications and Products: The core program is “trainer certification,” enabling participants to teach or consult. The supporting product ecosystem is extensive, including the e-Locator™ assessment, books, model posters in various sizes, and certification renewal kits.

Pricing

The text does not disclose specific prices for courses or products. You need to contact the official team or check individual product pages for quotes.

Pros and Cons

• Pros: The model is research-based and practical; it has a very wide range of use cases, from organizational change in enterprises to psychological recovery for cancer survivors; the product ecosystem is complete, spanning assessment, certification, and teaching tools.
• Cons: Pricing is not transparent; the actual interactive experience of the online learning platform is unclear; the brand relies heavily on the personal reputations of its two founders.

Who It’s For

Primarily suited to in-house corporate trainers, organizational development consultants, executive coaches, as well as individuals and caregivers who need to cope with major life changes, such as recovery from illness.

Access in China

Unknown. The text does not provide information about network access restrictions.