Facilitator

Gay Pavelka

Description

What do you do when confronted with people who emphatically disagree with you or each other? How do you respond to conflict in a way that acknowledges differences, creates collaborative discussions and results in a solution everyone can live with?  Being challenged and remaining effective in conflicts can be emotionally demanding without sufficient skills to give you confidence.

This workshop provides both a structure for understanding conflict and practical skills that make a difference so your future interventions can give results. You will gain increased confidence from learning and applying a range of approaches to turn challenging behaviour into objective or constructive discussions.

Learning Outcomes

Participation in this workshop will enable you to:

  • understand and diagnose the nature of the conflict
  • guide a discussion through the phases from problem to solution
  • apply practical tools that can increase confidence in responding to challenging behaviour.

Content

  • Understanding the conflicts we work with
  • Steps to take discussions from conflict to cooperation
  • Skills to help people talk safely and build working relationships including:
    • finding common ground when we disagree with people
    • reframing  messages and the content of discussion from negative to constructive
    • how to say 'no' honestly and respectfully
    • being persuasive

Want to know more about this workshop? Let's chat.

  • We'll talk about your needs and the business results you hope to achieve.
  • We'll discuss how we can tailor workshop content to meet your needs.
  • We'll explain how we'll support your people to turn their learning into action.

We just need a few details and we'll be in touch.

I have been nipping things in the bud and addressing issues as soon as they arise as opposed to using the avoidance conflict resolution technique.

I've been focusing on demonstrating empathy and not providing 'silver linings'. I've been pausing and giving team members more of an opportunity to problem solve themselves.