Bronze Medal

 

Effective communication is like riding a bicycle. You may know in theory how to ride it and have seen others being good at it, but that doesn't mean that you can do it by yourself. Knowledge is not the same as ability. Good and effective communication has to be practiced, just like riding a bike. And it's worth it!

 

Levels at which we all should all be able to speak:

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• Assertiveness

We train communicating with others in a direct and honest manner without intentionally hurting anyone’s feelings. Particularly in conflict situations and respective talks, most poeple do usually attempt on finding solutions at the logical level. And mostly, this does not go far enough, as the root causes go usually much deeper.

 

• Emotional intelligence

We foster communicating with emotional intelligence, where the message is clear but also delivered in a gentle and appreciative way. People are quick to forget what was said, but they do remember how they were treated. The emotional aspect of a message is critical and too often neglected, left for misinterpretation and therefor resulting in unsatisfying or sometimes even disastrous results. Motivators and leaders always speak on the emotional level.

 

Effective communication is therefore primarily a question of attitude, intentionality and skills. With training, a multitude of tools and techniques you can learn this task.

 

Duration of the program

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The program runs over a period of 10 weeks with one session per week. So, we will have enough time and opportunity between sessions to reflect on the work and review the progress.

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​The individual appointments will be arranged according to your needs and schedule.