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The Culture lceberg Exercise David Mee-Lee, M.D. www. ch a n ge com p a n i es. nef Steven Schifi Ph.D. "Organizational Culture and Treatnent Implications". Presented at 30ft University of Californi4 San Diego (UCSD) Summer Clinical Institute in Addiction Studies, La Jolla, CA. August 1, 2001. The Culture lceberg is work of Dr. Steven Simoq Culture Change Consultants, Inc. 2005 Pabner Ave., #105 Larchmont, NY 10538 Phone: (914) 834-7686. www.culturechange.com The Culture lceberg Viqtisle Fpl,fttre Policies, Pracedur€s,\^ t Sym0ots, Rituafs 90% lnvisible Culture fforms Culture lceberg Exercise Goal: To identify hidden cultural nonns and essurnptions of yaur treatnent cutture 1. Draw a large iceberg on a piece of paper. Z. On the visibte portion of the iceberg, wrile down an aspect of your treatment cornmunlry that is problernatic. Be specific. 3. Below the water line, on the invisibfe portion of the iceberg, identify the unwrltten rule$ or norms that imp3cl tte problem. A good way to identffy such norms is to begin iryitn the woids, "lt's OK to...' aFld then complete the sentence. 4. Below the list af norrns, write down some heliefs or assurnptions that support the nsrrns. Use phrases that fl:*rt l\li- in with -Becaugg=--.'

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Page 1: The Culture lceberg · Culture Iceberg Exercise Goal: To identify hidden cultural norms and assumptions of your treatrtent culture 1. Draw a large iceberg on a piece of paper. 2

The Culture lceberg Exercise David Mee-Lee, M.D.www. ch a n ge com p a n i es. nef

Steven Schifi Ph.D. "Organizational Culture and Treatnent Implications". Presented at 30ft University ofCaliforni4 San Diego (UCSD) Summer Clinical Institute in Addiction Studies, La Jolla, CA. August 1,

2001. The Culture lceberg is work of Dr. Steven Simoq Culture Change Consultants, Inc. 2005 PabnerAve., #105 Larchmont, NY 10538 Phone: (914) 834-7686. www.culturechange.com

The Culture lceberg

Viqtisle Fpl,fttrePolicies, Pracedur€s,\^

tSym0ots, Rituafs

90%lnvisibleCulture

fforms

Culture lceberg ExerciseGoal: To identify hidden cultural nonns

and essurnptions of yaur treatnent cutture

1. Draw a large iceberg on a piece of paper.

Z. On the visibte portion of the iceberg, wrile down an aspectof your treatment cornmunlry that is problernatic. Bespecific.

3. Below the water line, on the invisibfe portion of the iceberg,identify the unwrltten rule$ or norms that imp3cl tteproblem. A good way to identffy such norms is to beginiryitn the woids, "lt's OK to...' aFld then complete thesentence.

4. Below the list af norrns, write down some heliefs orassurnptions that support the nsrrns. Use phrases that

fl:*rt l\li-in with -Becaugg=--.'

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