Comms Lab: Getting Better
Comms Lab 12: Why Getting Better at Difficult Conversations May Be Easier (and More Valuable) Than You Think...
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Comms Lab: Explore the story
Defusing strong emotions - how to consolidate your gains by exploring their story. Fifth video in a series on the NURSE acronym
Comms Lab: Supportive Statements
What is a Supportive Statement, and Why is it the Only Thing That Helps Sometimes? Fourth video in a series on the NURSE acronym
Comms Lab: Respect
The Top 5 most important things I've learned about how to express Respect, Praise and Appreciation; and how we can integrate these skills into our work and life.
Comms Lab: Understand the Driver
Respond to Emotion by Understanding the Driver. The NURSE acronym represents a series of well-studied skills for responding to emotion - a valuable toolkit for empathy.
Comms Lab: Name the Emotion
Respond to Emotion by Naming It. The NURSE acronym represents a series of well-studied skills for responding to emotion - a valuable toolkit for empathy.
Comms Lab: Structure
Structure Difficult Conversations. Adding structure, and continually orienting yourself and your counterpart to that structure is so valuable in tough conversations
Comms Lab: The Strong Finish
Getting started in a difficult conversation, is at least half the battle. Here are the 3 most valuable strategies for navigating the back half of any difficult conversation.
Comms Lab: The Good Start
Often the hardest part of any difficult conversation is just getting started. In the time-pressured world of healthcare, embarking on a difficult conversation is a particularly daunting prospect.