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How to have that Difficult Conversation

How to have that Difficult Conversation

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Training or event • One-off

7 Oct, 08:30 - 09:30
From home

Contact person

Jud Clark

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This training will provide practical tips on managing a tricky conversation and ways that you can support yourselves and others through them.

This bite-sized event is for PARENTS/CARERS and PROFESSIONALS/PRACTITIONERS/VOLUNTEERS WORKING WITH YOUNG PEOPLE AND FAMILIES. Registration is through Eventbrite link, sent to you after you register your interest.

Join one of our adapted and shorter online conflict resolution series sessions. 'How to have that difficult conversation (communication)' will highlight how we can help us strengthen our relationships, build our confidence and resilience, help the other person/s to listen and understand us better, help us learn to manage other difficult situations more compassionately, and make us a better communicator. It will provide practical tips on managing a tricky conversation and ways that you can support yourselves and others through them.

Following the session, you will be able to:

  1. Reflect on having that difficult conversation
  2. Prepare for having that conversation
  3. Understand what can make that difficult conversation work and ways to support it

Once you sign up you will recieve a pre-event email a couple of days prior to the event with all the information and joining instructions you will need.

The session will be delivered on the online platform Zoom, by the SCCR trainer. If you book on to the session you will be sent the details on how to join nearer the time to the event when bookings have closed and a full PDF document with all the information you need to know will be emailed to you. This session is at an introductory level and no prior knowledge of the subject is required.

Please note Zoom offers video capability so you can join with your webcam on, but this is entirely up to you and this option can be turned off. However we would love to see your faces and feel it is a more interactive experience with videos on.

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About DVVA

Dundee Volunteer and Voluntary Action is an independent charity that aims to ensure the third sector (charities, social enterprises, community and voluntary groups etc.) is robust, resilient and delivers high quality services for the people of Dundee.

We provide a wide range of support to third sector organisations and have expertise in a wide range of skills and topics including governance, funding, legislation, policy, planning and problem solving to name just a few key areas.

We have a primary role in ensuring the continuation and development of a vibrant third sector in Dundee, and achieve this by supporting organisations to be:

well governed and managed to enable them to deliver quality outcomes
better connected and able to influence and contribute to public policy
Dundee Volunteer and Voluntary Action is a Registered Charity (No. SC000487) and a Company Limited by Guarantee (No. SC093088), and began life as Dundee Association for Social Services in 1953. The change in name was made in 1988 to reflect our changing role as a member organisation promoting community welfare more directly through voluntary action.

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Practical details

Training or event • One-off

7 Oct, 08:30 - 09:30
From home

Contact person

Jud Clark

Ask Jud a question