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This is an extension of the Basic Supervision section on Difficult Conversations from 1-1/2 hours to 3 hours
"Effective Communication Strategies for Difficult Conversations" is designed to equip supervisors with the necessary skills and techniques to handle challenging and sensitive conversations with confidence and professionalism. The course will provide practical guidance on preparing for, initiating, and navigating through difficult conversations to achieve positive outcomes. The class will use group discussion, case studies, and videos.
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Effective Communication Strategies for Difficult Conversations - A Supervision Training
Previously Recorded
Presenter: Rebecca Ashery PhD, LCSW-C, Leader-Manager Coach
Course Length: 3 Hours
This workshop Offers 3 Continuing Education Credits
This webinar is recorded and will not grant live credits.
This is an extension of the Basic Supervision section on Difficult Conversations from 1-1/2 hours to 3 hours
"Effective Communication Strategies for Difficult Conversations" is designed to equip supervisors with the necessary skills and techniques to handle challenging and sensitive conversations with confidence and professionalism. The course will provide practical guidance on preparing for, initiating, and navigating through difficult conversations to achieve positive outcomes. The class will use group discussion, case studies, and videos.
Making appropriate Requests - 7 minutes
Giving positive feedback - 5 minutes
Types of difficult conversations: behavior; lack of knowledge/skills; performance review; assignment performed incorrectly, delivering unpopular decisions to individuals and teams (ie. changes in policies/procedures) general overview
Giving Feedback (110 minutes)
Shari Harley Model
SBI Model
Video examples - Mel Robbins; HR360;
video feedback examples
Case Discussion
addressing personal issues
addressing changes in policies/procedures
Feedback Reactions 45 minutes (using videos, group discussion with case studies)