Are you a Fixer, Avoider, Connector, or Deep Sea Explorer?

Are you a Fixer, Avoider, Connector, or Deep Sea Explorer?

Most of us think we’re good listeners. Here’s what the research found. Someone on your team says “I’m fine.” You can tell they’re not. What you do in the next ten seconds matters more than anything you’ll say in their next review. And...
Multitasking and Communication

Multitasking and Communication

Good communication is not just about the ability to connect with a diversity of people and communication styles it’s also about holding a presence that is consistent and memorable. It feels to me that many of us are facing a new wave of having so much choice that...
Group reflection turns experience into growth.

Group reflection turns experience into growth.

I am excited to say that I am about to get my supervisor’s diploma. This is something I’ve wanted since the pandemic when I felt the first pangs of longing to be amongst people to share experiences, find support and feel heard. Establishing a supervision practice...
Embracing Neurodivergence in Communication Skills Training from a trainer’s perspective.

Embracing Neurodivergence in Communication Skills Training from a trainer’s perspective.

The modern workplace is evolving—and with it, so is our understanding of what effective communication looks like. As a communication skills trainer working in business environments, one of the most rewarding shifts I’ve encountered has sometimes been learning to...
How To Use Journaling To Improve Your Health

How To Use Journaling To Improve Your Health

Studies link writing privately about stressful events and capturing your thoughts and emotions on paper will help to decrease mental distress. When we’re stressed or consumed by negative thoughts, it’s difficult to view our situation objectively. Writing a journal can...