Assertiveness Skills - Assert Yourself with Confidence
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This course will help you to improve your assertiveness so that you can get your messages and ideas across with confidence and impact and achieve what you want. Practical, lively course delivered by an expert in assertiveness and communication skills. Tailored to the needs of the individual. See below for what we cover in the course and the benefits to you.
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BENEFITS
Gain a deeper understanding of the impact non-verbal communication has on people
Become more aware of your style of behaviour and its effect on others
Identify the barriers to assertive behaviour and how they can be overcome
Know how to express ideas and present information with authority and conviction
Turn negative thoughts around and act constructively
Learn how to say no, where appropriate
Give and receive criticism constructively
Know how to deal with challenging behaviour and emotions, such as frustration and anger effectively
Project confidence in communicating with others
COURSE OUTLINE:
What is assertiveness?
Explore the difference between assertive, aggressive and submissive behaviour
The causes of aggressive and non-assertive behaviour
What it means to be assertive aiming for a win-win
Behavioural styles
Identify your style assertive, aggressive, accommodating or avoiding
Unleashing the power of positive intention
Know how to adapt your style to achieve effective results with clients and colleagues
Self-esteem and assertiveness
How self-esteem and self-confidence are linked to assertive behaviour
Ways to build and maintain self-esteem
The self-esteem cycle
Managing inner dialogue
How beliefs are formed, how they limit us, and how theyre expressed
The ABCDE model how to turn negative thoughts into positive ones
How to build inner confidence
Body language and voice
How voice tone affects the way people experience your behaviour
Using clear, direct requests rather than hinting
Power talk versus wimp talk
Body language that conveys confidence
How to be assertive practical techniques
When, where and why being assertive is useful in meetings, interviews, negotiations etc
Stating your views and disagreeing with others
Saying no without feeling guilty
Listening, understanding and making requests without manipulation
Dealing assertively with criticism and put-downs
Giving bad news to a customer or colleague
Disagreeing with the views of others
Getting your point across in meetings
Dealing assertively with senior people
Handling emotions and difficult behaviour
How your emotional state impacts on others
Techniques for handling emotions and being assertive in difficult situations
How to handle being on the receiving end of aggressive or submissive behaviour
