Each programme theme may have up to 3 training titles, starting from Foundation on the left to Advanced on the right, with the middle title representing the Intermediate training within the same programme theme.
Foundation
Empathy As A Tool For Connection & Communications (1-Day)
Key Topics:
Introduction & the difference between IQ & EQ at work place
EQ as an essential tool for better connection & communications
Expressing Emotion / EQ using pictures
Using Empathy to link Feeling/Emotion to an event or outcome
The Power of Empathy in diffusing negative emotions
The Power of Empathy in being relatable & solving issues
Better communities through better empathy
Action Plan
Intermediate
Empathetic Leadership (2-Day)
Introduction, EQ and the importance of Empathy as a communications tool
Higher responsibilities require development of higher EQ (study: need to step up by 20%)
Self assessment & How to develop EQ for collaboration, people management & coaching. Empathy is a subset of EQ
Empathy formula: use this to diffuse negative emotions and bond better
Understanding basic body language & Meta-talk: having EQ to appreciate emotional needs expressed non-verbally
Case studies: Listen, identify emotion(s), empathise. (Sustained empathy brings better bonding & builds Trust)
Enhanced your work environment by showing support & care
Action Plan
Advanced
Advanced Workshop in Empathetic Leadership (2-Day)
Key Topics:
Introduction & Synopsis of Empathetic Leadership
Using personality profiling to set stage to dealing with all types of people. Adaptive approach to ease into & out of diverse sensitive situations
Developing & using Empathy to lead Teams. The empathy formula. It is able to diffuse negative emotional situations
Adaptive & consultative approach. Use the combination of Authenticity, Empathy & identify the core feelings to resolve any situation.
Deep dive into development & enhancement of Empathy. Bring about bonding & high Trust as you develop your teams
Focusing on the skill of Listening: when to Ask (questions) & when to Tell.
Action Plan
Foundation
Psychological First Aid for Professionals (1-Day)
Key Topics:
Understanding the essence of psychological first aid
Various types of mental health crises in the workplace
Basics of psychological first aid
Developing a crisis management plan
Foundation
Empathy Essentials for Connections (1-Day)
Key Topics:
What is Empathy: Defining empathy and its role in understanding stakeholders' needs and perspectives.
Recognizing Emotions in Others: Practicing active listening and identifying verbal and non-verbal emotional cues.
Self-Awareness in Emotional Responses: Reflecting on one’s own emotions and how they impact interactions and problem-solving.
Non-Judgmental Listening: Techniques for maintaining an open, judgment-free approach to understanding others' experiences.
Expressing Basic Compassion: Practicing empathy to connect with and build rapport with others, a foundation for Design Thinking.
Intermediate
Mastering Empathy in Action (1-Day)
Key Topics:
Understanding Empathy vs Sympathy
Perspective-Taking for Stakeholder Insights: Practicing empathy by actively seeking to understand diverse perspectives within a team or project.
Encouraging Empathy in Teams: Techniques for promoting empathy and understanding within collaborative team settings.
Adaptive Communication Styles: Learning to adjust communication based on the emotional needs of stakeholders and colleagues.
Supporting Others through Empathy: Techniques for providing meaningful emotional support that aligns with team goals and enhances team morale.
Foundation
Empathy for Customer Service Representatives (1-Day)
Key Topics:
Practicing active listening with customers
Identifying emotional needs of clients
Addressing client concerns empathetically
Intermediate
Empathy in Sales & Customer Relations (2-Day)
Key Topics:
Building trust with empathetic leadership & sales
Recognizing & Connecting the client’s emotional state while handling objections
Building stronger relationships with empathy
Enhancing client loyalty through understanding