The Texas Conflict Coach® Radio Blog Program: February Series
Posted Jan 29 2013 12:00am
As you can see from the announcement below, I will be featured on one of the programs next month. The calls look good; perhaps you will consider joining one, two, or more?
The Texas Conflict Coach® Blog Talk Radio program announces “Your Brain on Conflict” Series starting in the month of February, held every Tuesday night from 7:00-7:30 pm CST/8:00-8:30 pm EST.
To participate, either go to the designated link for each program or call-in live at 347-324-3591.
What happens in our brain when we are engaged in an emotionally-charged conflict? Neuroscience or brain science has emerged with answers that help us begin to understand the physiological, emotional, and cognitive impact on us in these types of situations. One method for dealing with these intense situations is called mindfulness. We will explore what mindfulness is and share tips for how to practically apply techniques to manage conflict and the emotions you experience.
Every conflict contains a seed that in the right conditions can germinate into a new understanding, deeper awareness, and creative possibilities. The inner workings of the brain can advance or hinder this process. This program will explore implications of current neuroscience research for communication, social interactions, conflict management, and influence.
As you can see from the announcement below, I will be featured on one of the programs next month. The calls look good; perhaps you will consider joining one, two, or more?
The Texas Conflict Coach® Blog Talk Radio program announces “Your Brain on Conflict” Series starting in the month of February, held every Tuesday night from 7:00-7:30 pm CST/8:00-8:30 pm EST.To participate, either go to the designated link for each program or call-in live at 347-324-3591.
February 5th: Your Brain on Conflict: “Resistance is Fertile”
Guest: Scott Rogers
What happens in our brain when we are engaged in an emotionally-charged conflict?
Neuroscience or brain science has emerged with answers that help us begin to
understand the physiological, emotional, and cognitive impact on us in these types of
situations. One method for dealing with these intense situations is called mindfulness.
We will explore what mindfulness is and share tips for how to practically apply
techniques to manage conflict and the emotions you experience.
February 12th: Rewire Your Brain to Speak Your Mind
Guest: Anastasia Pryanikova
Every conflict contains a seed that in the right conditions can germinate into a new
understanding, deeper awareness, and creative possibilities. The inner workings of the
brain can advance or hinder this process. This program will explore implications of
current neuroscience research for communication, social interactions, conflict
management, and influence.
February 19th: Brains on Purpose: Traits and States to Shape Your Conflict Fate
Guest: Stephanie West Allen
Host: Zena Zumeta
Our brains are changing all the time. We can be in control of those changes or we can have
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