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Interpersonal
communication
strategies
for your staff

Most requested workshops

Effective communication is key to building trust and fostering positive relationships in schools. These workshops provide practical strategies for staff and leadership teams to enhance rapport, diffuse conflicts, and unify teams using flexible communication techniques.

Creating Connections

Overview

A welcoming school environment and positive relationships are key to effective learning and staff retention, especially as language, cultural and racial diversity increases. Words make up only seven percent of communication so educators need more tools to build trust and connection with students and staff.

This interactive workshop pulls from my 25 years in K-12 education, 15 years of school communication leadership, and neuro-linguistic programming training to provide staff concrete strategies to increase trust and engagement with students and colleagues.

Building trust with students and staff with flexible communications

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Working Better Together

Using flexible communications to unite and ignite a team

Overview

Effective leaders influence their staff through the characteristics and behaviors they model. What if you could inspire your team to improve outcomes and develop enduring relationships using different communication styles? Give your team an edge by mastering flexible communication strategies that unify teams, value diverse backgrounds and work styles, and create an environment where staff love to work.

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Contact me by email or via the interest form to get started.

“I loved the instructor! Diane’s attitude and teaching style was positive and engaging.”
“(Diane) demonstrated the importance of communication through humor, inspiring lectures, and question-and-answer techniques.”
“The speaker was very thorough and experienced … The open forum style of the presentation allowed for natural thought and conversation to occur. I thought it was excellent.”

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