Training and coaching in conflict resolution skills. Workplace, Civil and Commercial Mediation cases undertaken with accredited mediator, Marina Sala.
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Do you find yourself saying the same thing but nothing changes?
Do you feel like you’re ‘always’ the one to blame?
Do you wonder if saying something will just make matters worse?
Are strained relations with your partner or colleagues taking their toll on you?
Don’t worry, you’re not alone!
Whether you’re at work, at home, or in social situations, clear and conscious communication can be difficult to sustain at times. When it breaks down it can affect our emotional and physical wellbeing, performance and relations with others.
Yet conflict can also be seen as an opportunity for understanding, growth and change. This is not to say that it’s not going to affect us, quite the opposite, just that it can do so constructively.
Clearer communication helps us to understand each other better and to transform things that don’t work into things that do.
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