Emotional Fluency in Mediation

From Aristotle to neurobiology, we’ve learned that emotions are an important part of human interaction and conflict resolution. Each individual has developed his or her own emotional style based on personal history and, most likely, all the styles are different. Improve your emotional fluency to adapt to different needs of participants and have a positive impact in how others behave.

Instructor

Sue Bronson, MS

Sue Bronson, MS

Sue Bronson is a private practice mediator, trainer and psychotherapist who has been mediating family and workplace disputes in Milwaukee, WI, since 1983. Bronson has nearly 40 years of mediation experience and helps people engage in quality conversations over a ... read more

Benefits and Learning Outcomes

  • Identify six emotional styles that reflect the discoveries of neuroscientific research
  • Describe your own emotional style and at least one way to modify it
  • Exhibit greater emotional fluency to strengthen empathy, compassion and optimism when working with people in conflict

Date: Tue, Dec 12

Delivery Method: In-person With Livestream

Time: 8am-4:30pm CT

Location: UWM School of Continuing Education or view on Zoom

Instructor: Sue Bronson MS

Fee: $295

CEUs: .7, CEHs: 7

Enrollment Limit: 20

Program Number: 1040-15426

Registration Deadline: Dec 5

Register Now

Share

Join Our Email List

Get the latest on courses and certificates in your areas of interest.

Working...