Conflict
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“Communiflict”
Length: 60 minutes
Cost: MAP: $250/Non-MAP: $350 (plus expenses)
Communication during conflict is not only practical, it is necessary. God has very specific ways he would have us behave toward each other and provides us tools to do so. In this workshop we will study response styles and talk about results that come from communicating through conflict. Participants will also learn commonalities and techniques and practice implementing their newly learned communication skills.
Audience Demographics: Adult or Adolescent Groups, Marriage Retreats
Notes: This presentation is available to organizations throughout the Milwaukee metropolitan area. Please contact us to arrange for travel fees/accommodations. Available for in-person or video-conferencing presentation.
Confronting in Love
Length: 60 minutes
Cost: MAP: $250/Non-MAP: $350 (plus expenses)
As Christians, we are sometimes asked to confront someone who is in danger because of choices he or she is making—whether it is physical, emotional, or spiritual danger. In this presentation, we discuss common issues that may require confrontation, what God says about confrontation, and specific ways to confront using a special method called “Carefrontation.”
Notes: This presentation is available to organizations throughout the Milwaukee metropolitan area. Please contact us to arrange for travel fees/accommodations. Available for in-person or video-conferencing presentation.
Conflict Management
Length: 90 minutes
Cost: MAP: $300/Non-MAP: $400 (plus expenses)
This presentation will review styles in which individuals typically deal with conflict. Assessments will be given to determine each individual’s preferred conflict management style. Then, opportunities will be provided to determine the impact of this conflict management style within various life domains. Finally, guidelines for effective conflict resolution will be reviewed. The presentation will consist of a lecture format, including a PowerPoint slide show. In addition, individuals will complete assessment questionnaires. The seminar may include small group discussions and opportunities for question and answer.
Notes: This presentation is available throughout the Milwaukee, WI and Appleton, WI metropolitan areas. Please contact the presenter to arrange for travel fees/accommodations for venues outside that area. A room containing tables for note-taking and a projector are required. This presentation is also available by live video-conferencing for groups outside the Milwaukee, WI or Appleton, WI areas.
Responding to Sexual Assault: The Risk of Attribution of Fault
Length: 60 minutes
Intended Audience: Young adults/adults/caregivers OR clinicians
Cost: MAP: $250/Non-MAP: $350 (plus expenses)
Hearing the news that someone you know has undergone sexual assault can be extremely challenging. However, this is a topic of great importance, as reactions and responses from loved ones or caregivers can heavily influence how a victim interprets the assault. This presentation will introduce the pervasiveness of sexual assault and why it is something that is under-reported. Specific topics addressed include how to appropriately respond with aid and compassion when a client or loved one discloses a history of undergoing sexual assault, and the large risk of attribution of fault depending on the types of responses. Finally, this presentation will tie back to the over-arching goal of helping the harmed individual transition from “victim” to “survivor” of sexual assault.
Designed for: Can be modified for young adults/adults/caregivers OR clinicians
