A complete selection of training activities for teaching others the process of accepting change, demonstrating the need for change, reducing conflict, improving communication skills and more. Training Objectives Outline the process of accepting change Demonstrate the need for change Reduce conflict Improve communication skills Activities Cover Change in the workplace Developing goals for change Change and self-development Accepting change Understanding change Training Methods 25 activities involve group discussions 13 questionnaires and instruments highlight current perceptions and identify resistance to change 6 role-play scenarios aid the transfer of learning from the workshop to the workplace 6 written exercises provide an opportunity to express personal thoughts, and reactions to change Time Guidelines 35 activities take 1-3 hours 15 activities take 3 or more hours
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Change Barry Fletcher, Trainer's Notes, Johari Window, Component Desirable, Deepening My Trust New!
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- The Helping Relationship: Process and Skills (8th Edition) by Lawrence M. Brammer on page 225
- Games People Play: The Basic Handbook of Transactional Analysis. by Eric Berne on page 233
- Lifeskills Teaching Programme: No. 1 by Barrie Hopson on page 138
- Psychological Problems: Who Can Help? by Hilary Edwards on page 225
- Posture and Gesture (International Series in Experimental Social Psychology) by Peter Bull on page 233
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