No one likes difficult conversations; they often push us to confront our fears, address sensitive issues, and/or find the right balance between being honest and showing empathy – all while navigating complex emotions. Whether you’re dealing with a sensitive personal or professional issue or simply want to improve your communication skills, this webinar offers practical strategies to handle tough talks with confidence.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how to:
1.     Understand your difficult conversation style
2.     Determine if/when you should initiate the conversation
3.     Strategize how to best prepare for a difficult conversation.

Don’t miss the chance to develop your communication skills and turn challenging conversations into positive outcomes!

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Note: The discussion portion of Leadership Coach sessions are not recorded to allow everyone to speak candidly.

About The Presenter

Alexia Brewster is passionate about helping professionals create positive change in their team and organizational culture. She has experience working with underrepresented and first-generation students at Pennsylvania State University – Abington and College Possible, a community-based organization in Philadelphia, PA. Currently, Alexia works as a program manager at Forté on the professional programs team. Her mission as an advocate for change is to provide support and resources to individuals to help them thrive in their education or work environment. She received her MBA from Pennsylvania State University and has a Graduate Certificate of Leading in Diversity, Equity & Inclusion from there as well.

This virtual workshop is ideal for working professionals. We pack a lot of information into a short session so we start promptly; we appreciate your effort to arrive on time.

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