Relate designs custom made courses for a wide range of organizations to help them with workplace relationships. Contact Relate Life Skills department to discuss your training needs.
Clients have included:
Marks & Spencer, Health & Safety Executive, Lloyds TSB, Armed Forces, Comet and Local Authorities.
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The core aim of ‘Counselling Skills for Non Counsellors’ is to provide attendees with an introductory framework of skills for supporting others and develop some of the basic skills necessary to achieve this.
Those engaged in a helping or supporting role as managers, mentors or colleagues at work.
On this course, you'll find out about:
What are counselling skills? (The core conditions, counselling skills models, fundamentals of the helping process and use of skills).
Skills Practice.
Conversation management and time keeping.
Developing clear boundaries and structure.
Ethical issues, the limitations of the use of counselling skills and the need for support.
Self-awareness.
Enabling change.
The First Impressions course is ideal for anyone who works on the telephone front-line at work and in particular people who have to handle difficult calls.
Those who deal with customers or clients on the telephone.
On this course, you will find out about:
Answering and ending calls.
Understanding what the client wants.
Dealing with difficult calls.
Giving and recording the right information.
Confidentiality and disclosure.
Dealing with caller’s objections.
Explaining your charges (optional).
This course is ideal for those who want to further develop their counselling skills and looks in more detail at the topics covered in 'Counselling Skills for Non-Counsellors'.
People required to offer a higher level of emotional support to others as part of their job
Linking past experience with present behaviour
Recognising and dealing with resistance to change
The impact of the environment on ability to change
Blocks to communication
Skills practice