The Practice of Compassionate Engagement

Introduction:
How do you ask for what you want, take care of your needs, and really be heard?

How do you assert yourself in both loving and aggressive situations?

How do you express vulnerability and sensitivity and stay in your own power?


This workshop will shift and reframe your views on confrontation, assertiveness, and true power leading to greater self-confidence and peaceful interactions with others.


You will be offered a number of tools for tackling challenging situations with integrity and compassion leading to:

• greater inner peace
• deeper relationships and intimacy
• improved effectiveness and influence at work
• resolution of misunderstandings and increased trust

This experience is unique because it does not rely solely on theories - there will also be ample opportunity to start putting these principles into practice resulting in a noticeable shift in behavior, deeper insight into yourself, and enhanced interactions with others.

Various techniques will be used to put these principles into immediate action and bring them to life:

• physical exercises
• meditation
• basic martial arts techniques
• tai chi
• breath work
• interactive games


Target Audience:

• Individuals desiring to “take the next step”
• Personal and business partners
• Teachers, counselors, parents
• Corporate and non-profit organizations
• Business owners and managers
• Spiritual/Political activists
• Anyone who thinks of themselves as “nice” and wants to feel their True Power


Register:
Please refer to Joe’s schedule to locate any organized events near you and to sign up, or contact him to discuss arranging any of the below for you or for your company/organization.

Format:

  WEEKEND WORKSHOP
Friday evening, all day Saturday & Sunday, 9:30 am – 6 pm
Learn about compassionate engagement, and reframe views on confrontation, assertiveness, and true power leading to greater self-confidence, personal fulfillment and peaceful interactions with others.

  ONE-DAY TRAINING
One full day, 9 am – 6 pm
The day is filled with exercises and theory to offer you a comprehensive, experiential overview of what is explored in the weekend workshop and the foundations of the practices of Respectful Confrontation. Learn about compassionate engagement, and reframe views on confrontation, assertiveness, and true power leading to greater self-confidence, personal fulfillment and peaceful interactions with others.

  SEMINAR
3 hours
This interactive seminar will introduce you to principles explored in the weekend workshop and the foundations of the practices of Respectful Confrontation. Learn about compassionate engagement, and reframe views on confrontation, assertiveness, and true power leading to greater self-confidence, personal fulfillment and peaceful interactions with others.

  PRACTICE DAY FOR GRADS
5 hours
This training is created specifically for graduates, reviewing the skills and principles of Respectful Confrontation through exercises and theory, with some added tools, to practice addressing real-life scenarios that seem challenging.  In a supportive community, we will explore some of the trickier corners of the domain of human relationship.

  MONTHLY WARMUP
2 hours
Join us for this warmup session to learn the basic principles of Respectful Confrontation, or as way to refresh and deepen your practice. Through exercises, physical warm ups and interactive games, learn about compassionate engagement, and reframe views on confrontation, assertiveness, and true power leading to greater self-confidence, personal fulfillment and peaceful interactions with others. You will walk away feeling energized and informed.
Open to all! No need to register, just show up.

Find out about the next event in a city near you…

Joe conducts all his work in English and/or Dutch.

 

 

 

 



 

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