We’ve all had ‘that conversation’ that didn’t go well with a friend, family member, work colleague or client. It often leaves us scratching our head thinking, ‘what just happened?’. You thought the conversation started well, and then all hell broke loose. The other party didn’t react like you expected.
Unfortunately, this is an all-too-common daily occurrence. We often put it down to a misunderstanding, and then spend time ruminating on the conversation, and possibly even feeling hurt, rejected or even angry.
Sue-Anne will provide key lessons from neuroscience and brain-friendly strategies that will help you communicate more effectively on a day-to-day basis.
By the end of the webinar you’ll be able to:
1. State 3 brain facts that will help you communicate better with others.
2. Identify the social threats that trigger you and others.
3. Apply brain-friendly strategies to calm you and others down.

We’ve all had ‘that conversation’ that didn’t go well with a friend, family member, work colleague or client. It often leaves us scratching our head thinking, ‘what just happened?’. You thought the conversation started well, and then all hell broke loose. The other party didn’t react like you expected.
Unfortunately, this is an all-too-common daily occurrence. We often put it down to a misunderstanding, and then spend time ruminating on the conversation, and possibly even feeling hurt, rejected or even angry.
Sue-Anne will provide key lessons from neuroscience and brain-friendly strategies that will help you communicate more effectively on a day-to-day basis.
By the end of the webinar you’ll be able to:
1. State 3 brain facts that will help you communicate better with others.
2. Identify the social threats that trigger you and others.
3. Apply brain-friendly strategies to calm you and others down.