“Know Yourself, Understand Others”: Implementing the DISC Model for Effective Communication and Positive Outcomes in Therapeutic Practice

“Know Yourself, Understand Others”: Implementing the DISC Model for Effective Communication and Positive Outcomes in Therapeutic Practice

Course Detail

Salepage: “Know Yourself, Understand Others”: Implementing the DISC Model for Effective Communication and Positive Outcomes in Therapeutic Practice

Faculty:

Abby Waters, COTA/L, LPN, CPEQ, CPD, CPDF

Duration:

1 Hour 38 Minutes

Format:

Audio and Video

Copyright:

May 21, 2021

Product Code:

POS064735

Media Type:

Digital Seminar

Your clients and peers are unique — understanding their personalities makes communication more effective and treatment more seamless.

You’ll gain new insights into the personalities you encounter in your practice and learn communication strategies for each type.

Join Abby Waters, healthcare professional and certified talent coach, as she explores:

• The science and DISC methodology and the four personality styles
• How your personality style affects your work and interactions with others
• How to apply DISC methodology to lead your unique workplace

You’ll leave this seminar with the missing link in your practice – the tools to communicate effectively with any personality at any time.

Abby Waters, COTA/L, LPN, CPEQ, CPD, CPDF,

Speaker Disclosures:

Financial: Abby Waters is the owner of Abby Waters Grow Coach. She receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.

Non-financial: Abby Waters has no relevant non-financial relationship to disclose.

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