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    • Table of Contents / Outline / Introduction
    • 1. Deep Listening
    • 2. Explaining Conversational Intent
    • 3. Expressing Yourself More Clearly
    • 4. From Complaints to Requests
    • 5: Asking Questions More Creatively
    • 6: Expressing More Appreciation
    • 7. Living-as-Continuous-Learning
  • Library
    • Overview and Table of Contents
    • Resources for Classes/Groups
    • Conflict Resolution Emergency Kit
    • conversations about grieving and deep loss
    • Gene Knudsen Hoffman Archive
    • The Geometry of Dialogue
    • Bumper Stickers for New Possibilities
    • Copyrights and Permissions
  • Bookstore & Reading List
    • Overview and Table of Contents
    • Listening as a Transformative Process
    • Books & Resources on Gratitude and Appreciation
    • Asking Questions More Creatively
    • conversations about grieving and deep loss
    • Psychotherapy
    • Communicating/Negotiating at Work
    • Civility, Dialogue and Social Conflict
    • Forgiveness: Personal, Social, Political
    • Parenting
    • Partnering / Couples
    • Violence
    • Communication and Personhood
  • Blog/News/Views
  • Peer Support
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Communication Skills Resources

Communication Skills Empowerment
Bookstore and Recommended Reading List


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Take the next step in your life with inspiring books about interpersonal communication and human development

We invite you to explore…

The Seven Challenges Workbook

Listening as a transformative process

Gratitude and Appreciation

Forgiveness: From personal healing to political transformation

Asking questions more creatively, engagingly  and productively

Communicating and negotiating at work

Civility, Dialogue and Social Conflict

Parenting: Communication and relationship skills for parents

Partnering: Communication and relationship skills for couples

Violence: The problem and visions of possible causes and solutions

Integrative visions of communication and development

Psychotherapy: the healing dialogue




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  • HOME: Workbook
    • Table of Contents / Outline / Introduction
    • 1. Deep Listening
    • 2. Explaining Conversational Intent
    • 3. Expressing Yourself More Clearly
    • 4. From Complaints to Requests
    • 5: Asking Questions More Creatively
    • 6: Expressing More Appreciation
    • 7. Living-as-Continuous-Learning
  • Library
    • Overview and Table of Contents
    • Resources for Classes/Groups
    • Conflict Resolution Emergency Kit
    • conversations about grieving and deep loss
    • Gene Knudsen Hoffman Archive
    • The Geometry of Dialogue
    • Bumper Stickers for New Possibilities
    • Copyrights and Permissions
  • Bookstore & Reading List
    • Overview and Table of Contents
    • Listening as a Transformative Process
    • Books & Resources on Gratitude and Appreciation
    • Asking Questions More Creatively
    • conversations about grieving and deep loss
    • Psychotherapy
    • Communicating/Negotiating at Work
    • Civility, Dialogue and Social Conflict
    • Forgiveness: Personal, Social, Political
    • Parenting
    • Partnering / Couples
    • Violence
    • Communication and Personhood
  • Blog/News/Views
  • Peer Support
  • About
  • Donate
  • Contact Us

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