Essential Communication Skills

Aim:

To explore the fundamental elements which help us to understand and develop the essential skills required for effective communication.

Participants: Suitable for all.

Methods: Presentation, discussion and small group activities.

Learning Outcomes:

Participants will:

Consider how we communicate
Think about both positive and negative aspects of communication and their impact
Discuss methods to improve our communication
Understand potential barriers to good communication and ways to overcome these
Develop confidence in communication

Venue:

Mountbatten Hospice. Isle of Wight

Time:

09:30-12:30

Cost:

Free to attend

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