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22 LIOS GRADUATE COLLEGE OF SAYBROOK UNIVERSITY presents LIOS GRADUATE COLLEGE OF SAYBROOK UNIVERSITY ® Leadership Workshop Series Results-Focused Communication This powerful one-day workshop focuses on building communication skills that help participants achieve desired results at work and at home. LIOS’ approach to leadership emphasizes integrity, self-awareness and understanding of how and why individuals act, react and interact as they do in groups. Who should register for Results-Focused Communication? Executives, managers, nonprofit leaders, employees and volunteers, independent consultants—all testify that Results-Focused Communication provides an immediately useful repertory of communication skills, backed by clarity, intention and confidence, that significantly improved their performance in the workplace and elsewhere. Should you decide to continue your education at the Master of Arts level, participants of RFC will receive a rebate of 50% of the RFC workshop fee when they enroll in one of LIOS’ Fall 2011 master’s degree programs. What skills will be mastered in Results-Focused Communication? Participants in this experiential workshop will develop skills and learn theories that will significantly improve their workplace performance and ability to work with others. This workshop uses one-on-one and small-group practice sessions to ensure that participants walk away ready to implement new, proven approaches to getting positive results in their everyday communication interactions. TT TT TT TT TT Learn to communicate with clarity, intention and confidence using specific, advanced communication skills. Build self-awareness and understanding of the kind of impact you have on others. Learn which types of responses tend to escalate or de-escalate the level of intensity that forms the backdrop to your communication interactions. Identify your typical communication response to intense situations and practice alternate responses to achieve more useful results. Manage your reactivity to others in moments of intensity and seek, through inquiry and curiosity, to restore the communication flow. Meet the Instructor Dan Leahy, LIOS Spring Core Faculty, is an innovative leadership development specialist. With 16 years of leadership education experience and another 16 years as a clinical therapist, he brings a unique blend of interpersonal and organizational perspectives to his work. Dan also previously served as President of LIOS for six years. As a LIOS alumnus, he has a deep appreciation for the work that LIOS brings to the world. RFC Workshop Information: Upcoming Dates: Wed., Sept. 21, 2011 Please contact LIOS at 425.968.3400 for more information, or email: workshops@lios.saybrook.edu. Time: From 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Registration Costs: $300 (regular cost) for .7 CEUs Early registrations prices: $250 Early bird: 6-weeks prior $275 Priority: 2-weeks prior $300 Regular registration cost up to day of the event LIOS alumni receive a 15% discount off all the prices listed above. Workshop Location: LIOS Graduate College 4010 Lake Washington Blvd. NE Suite 300 Kirkland, WA 98033 Registration: Complete the registration form and mail or fax it to LIOS. Our fax number is 425.968.3406. Please visit us online to learn more about Results-Focused Communication, and InterAct: Skills for Adaptive Leadership. www.saybrook.edu/lios
23 LIOS GRADUATE COLLEGE OF SAYBROOK UNIVERSITY presents LIOS GRADUATE COLLEGE OF SAYBROOK UNIVERSITY ® Life-Long Sexual Health Elective For current LIOS students and alumni Life-long sexuality emphasizes the internal and experiential work of the health provider in order to enhance their ability to acknowledge and address their clients' needs in therapeutic settings. By attending this class you will: • Explore individual beliefs, experiences and cultural values that influence our perceptions of human sexuality • Explore sexual function and dysfunction, including historical, as well as recent, research and practice of sex therapy • Practice mindfulness in body awareness and one’s own physical sense of sexuality • Discover family of origin influences on our sense of human sexuality • Discuss common sexual complaints and develop strategies to address client complaints by using professional resources This course is designed to be a foundational component to begin clinical work with sexual health issues. Interactive, experiential activities and discussions will continue the development of a sexual self-identity from the required LIOS Human Sexuality curriculum. Information and resources covered will satisfy, in part, the Washington state requirements for licensure as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (WAC 246-809-121), as well as American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy clinical membership (AAMFT Standard Didactic Area II Clinical Knowledge 320.06). Instructor Bio Dr. John Thoburn is a licensed psychologist in the state of Washington. He is an associate professor of clinical psychology in Seattle Pacific University's graduate psychology program. He teaches courses in individual, couple, and group psychotherapy, family psychology, and human sexuality. His research is in the areas of relational psychology and international psychology. Life-Long Sexual Health Elective Information: course Number: SSC 6062 Date: May 6-8, 2011 Time: Friday, May 6, 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. Saturday, May 7, 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. Sunday, May 8, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Registration Costs: $1,238 (1.5 semester credits) Workshop Location: LIOS Graduate College 4010 Lake Washington Blvd. NE Suite 300 Kirkland, WA 98033 425.968.3400 Registration: Complete the registration form and mail or fax it to LIOS. Our fax number is 425.968.3406. Please visit us online to learn more about Results-Focused Communication, and InterAct: Skills for Adaptive Leadership. www.saybrook.edu/lios
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