Gossip Prevention
Helping you help the "Gossiper" to stop and helping the "Gossiped about" to not take it personally.
Paul shares effective strategies for educators, counselors and anyone with children on how to help youngsters stop this harmful habit. You'll discover that gossip is often misdirected anger, a way of avoiding intimacy, or lack of awareness. You'll see that gossip often stems from built up and negative releases of anger, of individuals feeling like they don't matter or that they have to tear another person down.Participants said:
I liked learning about why people gossip.
I liked the role playing and how we learned to stop the person from gossiping with you!
Paul made things fun AND it was a great learning experience!
You'll learn safe and effective ways of intervening when gossiping happens, ways to directly communicate problems or difficulties with others and discover tools to improve self esteem.
Results Include:
- Decreased gossiping in school and elsewhere
- Communicating problems in an effective, compassionate and safe way
- Easily intervene when someone gossips
- Helping others release anger in a positive way
- Catch yourself and choose not to gossip
- Understand why we often choose this behavior
- Effectively deal with the underlying emotions and issues
- Improved Self Esteem
This is one of my most effective trainings and the most asked for topic for staff!
