1. ANGER MANAGEMENT
Self-management in high pressure situations and finding a healthy way to deal with anger. How to find a healthy way to express anger and benefit from its energy? All negative states of mind are an obstacle to our wellbeing. Anger seems to be the biggest obstacle.
Uncontrolled anger is d e s t r u c t i v e. Anger always means energy. It is a normal and usually healthy emotion, however, anger is a strong uncomfortable human response. What is the purpose of anger? How to find a healthy way to deal with anger? Using the energy our body creates with anger, enables to achieve extraordinary results in our desired activity.
During this training, participants gain a 2 minute self-management technique to regain control over one’s state of mind and situation. They learn to notice their reflexes, basic emotions and learn anger communication so that it becomes less harmful to themselves and people they interact with. This training teaches practical ways to recognise and manage anger so that it is controlled. Uncontrolled anger is destructive and can lead to problems–problems at work, in your relationships, and in the overall quality of life. The brain and immune system work together to protect us. Everything we experience tends to repeat (antibodies whilst fighting illnesses, emotions).
This training gives useful tips on how to be less hysterical and judgmental to increase satisfaction with life (subjective well-being).
2. How to Cope with Cultural Differences Easily and Improve Wellbeing
Mindful Understanding of Thinking and Intercultural Communication Improves Wellbeing and Work ResultsPurpose of the training: This training focuses on interdisciplinary approach to three topics:
How we cope with ourselves influences every outcome of our interactions. The way things are said can be more important than the message itself. We tend to see things primed by what we expect to see. Using techniques and understanding how our brains form thoughts, it is possible to deal with high-pressure situations without stress.
Rather than focusing on differences, finding similarities in cross-cultural work situations forms the basis of a relationship–which in turn increases subjective well-being. How are thoughts and emotions formed? Why crucial decisions can’t be made in the blink of an eye? Understanding what actually affects people in conflict situations, we can choose appropriate behaviour to get to an increased subjective well-being.
Satisfaction with life depends on our capability to use different strategies to satisfy different needs.
In international context with
expansively growing amount of data, the emotional and interpersonal management
is the basis for good results. As a result of the program, the skill
to cope with stress improves. New emotional and interpersonal skills and techniques provide for better relationships with oneself and colleagues
both. The techniques observed and acquired
in the training help to steer better results in communication.
Keywords: international markets, international development, negotiations, complex multicultural settings, stress, self-management, cultural differences and similarities, work tension, cases from industry, successful interaction, emotional competencies, anger management, emotional management, business development, international communication
A selection of topics:The training involves active participation and exercises that are combined with fragments of case studies from business and life and science. A workbook is distributed to participants.
Where is the truth in international communication?3. How to Understand Cultural Differences, Find Commonalities to Increase Joy at Workplace and Create Community Impact.