Using Language for Influence and Engagement

This two-day, experiential, interactive course will enable our delegates to:

- develop an understanding of the origins and theory of the Milton Model

- appreciate the importance of using Milton Model patterns in pursuit of ethical, mutually beneficial and ecological outcomes

- recognise and utilise numerous distinct patterns of the Milton Model

- understand the importance of monitoring your own, everyday language for less than useful patterns

- discover how to incorporate Milton Model patterns into your everyday professional an personal life.

This course is ideal for anyone who is in a position that requires them to communicate with others through language - generating co-operation and inclusivity. Those who wish to empower others by eliciting personal resources and solutions from their staff, colleagues, peers, friends and family will benefit. Individuals who apreciate that their inter-personal communications affect the experience of others and who wish to acquire skills to influence ethically and effectively will find great value in this course.

Those who might benefit particularly include:

- Managers
- Executives
- HR Professionals
- Sales-people
- Interviewers
- Negotiators
- Coaches
- Mentors
- Counsellors
- Therapists

Speakers o communicators who tend to address groups of diverse individuals will find the skills taught a powerful way of genersting inclusivity in varied groups. Medical professionals and those in the professions ancillary to medicine will also discover profoundly useful approaches to use in their work.

Parents, guardians and caregivers who wish to acquire ethical and flexible language skills to enhance their relationships with the children in their care will benefit too.