🌟 Conflict Resolution Workshop 🌟

Most people don’t like conflict and many actively avoid it.

But, like it or not, we all need to deal with it.

Conflict is a necessary part of life.

A well-negotiated conflict resolves cleanly, leaving no lasting traces of frustration, bitterness or insincere sentiment.

This workshop helps you with effective conflict resolution to understand our differences. To be able to take a co-operative, problem solving approach to reach a solution that works well for all parties involved.

Workshop Details

🎫 This is a Ground Level Club members’ perk - it's FREE. Non-members can purchase to attend.

Wear something comfy.
BYO Lunch or you can do a lunch order, pre-order when you register and pay on the day. Tell us what you'd like from Rocco's Deli menu here.

Is it for me?

You’re a small business owner or run a not-for-profit.

Program

Arrive 10 am sharp to get started, as Emily will lead us through:

Conditions of Self-Leadership
Checking in on our Emotional Intelligence Competencies
Determine our Conflict Resolution Styles
Assertive, Aggressive, Submissive and what this means
Cooking up scenarios with a Cookbook Recipe

With a ~30-minute break for lunch around 12.30

Who’s running it?

GROUND LEVEL is a club for small businesses & not for profits to network, but with a twist - no pressure to pitch, just good conversations. This workshop is a collaboration with our member Emily Re from Life-Lab.

Your Facilitator - Emily Re

Emily helps her clients gain a deeper understanding of themselves, to be more effective and productive professionally, and personally. She is a consultant and expert facilitator in self-leadership, conflict resolution, organisational effectiveness and career development. She draws on her background in primary education with international exposure and her lived experience as a parent to neurodivergent children. She naturally engages people with her warmth, approachable nature and a healthy dose of humour. Emily is a DISC profile accredited consultant.

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