The Challenge
Workplace conflicts can derail productivity and damage valuable relationships.
Research from the CIPD shows employees typically struggle with disputes for at least six months before seeking help—leading to stress, absenteeism, and declining team performance..
Why Choose Workplace Mediation
The Mediation Journey
Conflict Coaching
Conflict coaching is a process where, through one-to-one support, individuals can be enabled to improve their interactions with others and explore how to manage conflicts.
This is future-focused and is not designed to delve into the past.
I deliver the New Ways for Work® coaching model - a skills-based coaching process to gain or strengthen four key conflict resolution skills.
It is designed to be simple and repetitive so that we can apply it in our everyday lives, particularly in the workplace - even during stressful times.
This is suitable for anyone interested in improving their interpersonal skills at work, including those who haven't had any conflict problems and for those with potentially higher conflict experiences.
The four key skills explored through the coaching and workbook are:
Flexible thinking
Managed emotions
Moderate behaviours
Checking yourself
There are three key sessions to the coaching and several optional add-on sessions.
If you want to discuss this coaching in a short call, please email info@jakemorrison.co.uk or schedule a video call.
PLEASE NOTE: I do not provide therapy or counselling.
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For Three Sessions Of Coaching
Optional/Additional Sessions
Session 4: Flexible Thinking: Making Proposals
Session 5: Managed Emotions: Calming Yourself
Session 6: Managed Emotions: Staying Calm Around Others
Session 7: Moderate Behaviours: BIFF Responses to Hostile Email
Session 8: Moderate Behaviours: Avoiding Extreme Behaviours
Session 9: Checking Yourself (how to keep connected with the developed skills)