Course Outline

1. The 5 Stages of Conflict Resolution for Government

  - Establishing Guidelines for Conduct in Conflict Before It Occurs

  - Enhancing Personal Management During Conflict

  - Understanding and Resolving Conflict

  - Practicing the Conflict Interaction

  - Deriving Lessons from Conflict

2. Establishing Guidelines for Conduct in Conflict Before It Occurs

- Developing Effective Social Contracts

- Addressing Breaches to the Contracts

- Regularly Revisiting and Updating Social Contracts

3. Enhancing Personal Management During Conflict

- Identifying and Mitigating Violent Behaviors That Hinder Conflict Resolution

- Recognizing and Managing Personal Biases in Conflict Situations

- Transitioning from Assumption-Based Actions to Fact-Driven Responses

- Detecting and Reducing the Influence of Bias in Conflict

- Techniques for Regulating Emotional Reactions During Conflict

4. Understanding and Resolving Conflict

- Comprehending the Motivations, Desires, and Barriers of the Other Party

- Employing Strategies to Slow Down Conflict Resolution Processes for Greater Effectiveness

- Practicing Empathetic Listening and Seeking Positive Confirmation

- Avoiding Stagnation in Conflict and Ensuring a Thorough Resolution

5. Practicing the Conflict Interaction

- Utilizing Neuroscience Principles to Gain New Perspectives on Conflict, Facilitating a More Effective Approach to Critical Conversations

6. Deriving Lessons from Conflict

- Analyzing the Outcome of Conflict Resolution Efforts

- Reflecting on Personal Performance During Conflict Situations

7. Recap and Active Discussion for Government

- Reviewing and Reinforcing Key Models and Strategies

- Engaging in Discussions about Specific Conflict Scenarios

- Concluding with Actionable Steps for Improvement

Requirements

  • Recognition of the need to improve the resolution of business conflicts
  • Ideal for team-based participation, though individual enrollment is also supported

Audience

  • This program will benefit all managers, supervisors, executives, human resources personnel, and professionals working in environments where conflict is either overlooked or inadequately resolved. The course provides tools and models to enhance personal conflict resolution skills, as well as methods to assist others in developing these critical competencies for success in the modern professional workplace, including those for government.
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