2 days ago 2023-03-19 12:00
How to communicate with compassion
This Forest session, "How to Communicate with Compassion," will provide attendees with the tools and strategies to effectively communicate with compassion. We will explore techniques such as active listening, empathy, and compassionate communication, to help communicate with others in a constructive and positive way. Through this session, attendees will gain the knowledge on how to reduce conflict and misunderstanding, promote a culture of trust and understanding, and foster positive relationships with colleagues.
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Aneeqa Abrahams
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4.75
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What will we cover?
- Active listening.
- This session will help attendees learn how to actively listen to others in order to understand their needs and feelings, and communicate in a compassionate manner.
- Empathy.
- This session will help attendees to better understand the perspectives of others, increasing their capacity for empathy.
- Constructive communication.
- This session will help attendees learn how to communicate with compassion, which can lead to more constructive communication.
- Positive relationships.
- This Forest session will help attendees learn how to communicate with compassion, which can lead to more positive relationships with colleagues.
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