Do you feel like you cannot communicate clearly, with your spouse, your parents, your kids or your boss?

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Are there things that need to be talked about, but you don’t know how to address them without possibly causing a conflict or an upset?

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Would you like to learn how to communicate powerfully and effectively, bringing your point across, be heard, AND leaving everyone involved empowered and satisfied with the outcome?

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In this group workshop I will teach a simple 5-step communication technique. It will help you to address any topic that you feel needs to be addressed, with absolutely ANY person in your life. At the end of the conversation you and the other person will feel heard and complete with the issue and you will have created a stronger partnership (business or private) and a new platform for creation with them.

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The process is hands-on, fun and practical. You will be able to use these tools for the rest of your life!

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Please inquire for the next available group workshop for individuals (in person or online via Zoom), or book a workshop for a group at your workplace.
 

Workshop participants said this:

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“Corry’s workshop was just what I needed. She taught a valuable skill that I have since used twice to create a path and find solutions for some questions I was struggling to answer. I recommend her coaching for anyone who needs guidance and skills to get their life back on track.”

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“This helped me break down the steps toward achieving my goals. It has inspired me to really commit to my highest and best good.”

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“I am very pleased I participated in the session. Corry was excellent in communicating the information through her own experiences.”

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“Made you feel very welcome – open – nothing went unanswered – great workshop.”

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“The process is well thought out and simple enough to actually work. Corry’s easy style put me at ease.”

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“Corry actually walked me through the process of finding out what the core issue is *under* the issue that has been bothering me. I know now where it comes from, how to deal with it and what actions to take to get through it. Thanks Corry!”