Start and finish time of webinar
15:00-16:30

About the webinar:

Conflict ... Can a person live without conflicts? How do you understand what conflict is, what emotions are causing a conflict? Fear? Anger? Feel guilty? Whether a conflict can be a new challenge for the development and understanding of oneself and others. Can it be not destructive, but positive and hopeful, and how can it be transformed?

On the webinar, you will learn about the causes of conflicts, including those that are related to violations of personal "borders", the establishment of their own borders and how to behave cautiously to the borders of others.

We are different, we live in different worlds and, of course, we experience different needs ... A profound understanding of needs becomes the foundation for the development of interpersonal relationships, the strength to stabilize our own emotional state. You will learn what to do to understand the needs, listen to your emotions. Emotions are intelligent - it's a language, they send a signal that our basic needs are not satisfied. Fear warns of a possible threat. Anger says that the situation is wrong and maybe something needs to be fixed. Guilt suggests that you need to be sensitive to important relationships. If we manage to listen to our feelings, then we can understand the feelings of others! And in this our system of information perception channels helps us. Thanks to participating in the webinar, we will learn about its influence on the effectiveness of resolving conflicts, we will deal with the leading channel of our own perception.

And, in the end, we will consider conflict resolution strategies that are most successful in one or another situation.
The webinar is intended for teachers, specialists working in the system of protection of children, psychologists, social workers and social educators.

How to join the webinar:

Use the button below to sign up for the webinar. A few hours before the webinar you will receive an email with the link to the webinar room, and instructions on how to join. Joining our webinars is very easy, doesn't require any special skills from you, and only takes a minute or two. You can join the webinar from your computer, tablet or mobile phone.

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