A 90 minute workshop to transform your professional relationships.

Your colleague screams down the phone at you. This is not the first time. What do you do :

A. Come to terms with working with a screamer - you need to keep this job.

B. Hand in your notice - you don’t need this in your life!

C. Respectfully tell them that screaming makes you feel anxious, you are driven by collaboration and please explain what you need from me in a calm manner.

Let’s be honest, how many of us choose A and B because we don’t know how to say C without fear of putting our professional relationships or even our job in jeopardy?

Stop trying to be nice

Most of us spend our lives not confronting people out of fear. We believe that confronting someone is a bad thing, so we usually play nice instead of expressing our truth.

What exactly are boundaries?

Put simply, boundaries are the cut-off point between what a person finds funny or endearing, and what they find hurtful and inappropriate.

When a colleague crosses your line

As we all know, boundary violations are common. Not everyone, after all, draws the line in the same place. One thing is certain: when boundaries do get crossed, there’s bound to be trouble.

Assert your boundary

Not everyone draws the cut-off line in the same place. So drawing the line is one of the most courteous things you can do for your colleagues - if you do it with grace and respect.

Who can attend?

Join us for a 90-minute virtual instructor led program and learn how to say no respectfully and start managing your professional boundaries at work.

Inspired by Non-Violent Communication (NVC) or ‘Compassionate Communication’ (founded by American psychologist and mediator, Marshall Rosenberg), we will give you a simple yet powerful communication framework that you can use immediately at work, or with anyone whom you think might cross the line.