Course Description .
Today with the advancement in technology from digital media to mobile phones, personal computers with the internet, we are more connected than people from previous generations. These technologies may have revolutionised the way we work and play but they certainly have not improved our communication. In fact, miscommunication abounds and mutual understanding seems to elude us. The heart of the matter is that communication and dialogue is part of human interactions and no amount of technology can replace what is human. Communication is more often felt by our emotions than it is an intellectual enterprise. Wining through dialogue is more than just body language. It seeks to recover the human aspect of genuine communication, exchanging perspectives in the safety of mutual understanding and respect and balancing the need to understand with the need to be understood.
Course Introduction .
- Overall Aim
- How You Benefit
- Programme Outline
- Who Should Attend
Recover the importance of human interactions in dialogue and communication by applying David Kantor’s 4 Player dialogue model
- Increased productivity and personal effectiveness
- Higher quality of communication and dialogue
- Reduced conflicts and misunderstandings
- Higher morale and team cooperation
- Kantor’s 4 Player Dialogue Model
- Enterprise of Inquiry and Advocacy
- Develop Inner posture of listening, voicing, respecting and suspending
- Understand you own preferred dialogue mode
- Leaders / Business Owners / Entrepreneurs
- Coaches / Trainers / Counsellors
- Supervisors / Managers / Directors
- Anyone who seeks significance
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