Responses | Date | Author |
Many thanks for sharing Jamie. I can see it will be really useful.
Bernadette |
| 16/05/2017 | Bernadette |
Hi Everyone, As Jamie has kindly offered to share his PowerPoint slide with Trainers' Library members, if anyone would like a copy please email me direct and I will forward it to you on his behalf - [email protected] Thanks, Louise |
| 12/05/2017 | Louise |
Hi Jamie - I've not come across this before and would really appreciate a copy of the powerpoint slides if you don't mind. Thanks, Gill
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| 12/05/2017 | Gill |
Hi Jamie I would be really grateful if you would share the pp with me too, please? I'm delivering workshops around communication and challenge and i think this would come in really useful. email address: [email protected]
many thanks Angela |
| 11/05/2017 | Angela |
Hi Laila, I'm afraid your email server is blocking the email. Sorry |
| 10/05/2017 | Jamie |
Hi All, Sent you a copy... Thanks Jamie |
| 10/05/2017 | Jamie |
Hello I would love to see these slides if that is possible? My email is [email protected]. Very much appreciated, Thanks. Carly |
| 10/05/2017 | Carly |
There is a model called the conversation cycle (Inform, Invite, Listen, Acknowledge). The idea is that using this cycle will help you build rapport and if a stage of the conversation is missing it will sound unbalanced. E.g. asking questions (Invite) without setting any context or providing information (Inform) can sound like an interrogation. Hope the helps Jane |
| 10/05/2017 | Jane |
Really sorry haven't heard of that sorry it sounds really interesting though and cheekily if you do find it I would love to see it [email protected] the thinking that first came to mind was the mehrabian research about silent messages we get from non verbal communication. although there is some controversy about this study .I think what is being suggested that if your words and non verbal's don't match ,then the receiver believes the non verbal's .sorry this is probably not what you meant but I think I have seen it represented as a pie chart with words ,tone and non verbal's. |
| 10/05/2017 | Janet |
| 09/05/2017 | Laila |
Hi Laila, It is called the 'conversation cycle' I have a copy on PowerPoint if you want it, send me your email and I can forward it on... Thanks Jamie |
| 09/05/2017 | Jamie |