Course Content
- Sources and types of conflict
- Alternative ways of responding to conflict: how do you tend to respond, aggressive, assertive and problem-solving responses
- Managing conflict resolution: framing and defining conflict, developing and facilitating an effective conflict resolution process
- Communication: obstacles to communication, using collaborative language, listening, speaking assertively
- Making conflict OK: avoiding reactance, learning from conflict, reducing the corrosive impact of conflict while fostering its creative potential
Special Features
You will develop personal and team conflict profiles, and design a plan for better managing conflict at both levels. You’ll also apply conflict resolution practices to your own work situation.
Front-line supervisors, team leaders and middle managers charged with responsibility for maintaining a healthy and productive workplace.
"Great content and delivery! Through this course, I feel better equipped—personally and professionally—to address conflicts."
Lydia Elder
HR Director
Power to Change
"This is a very good content tune-up for people who are accustomed to working under older, more traditional methods of workplace communication."
Kent Harrison
Sergeant, H.R.
Vancouver Police Department