Training & Development

Back by Popular Demand - Robin Rose

Join us on June 26th for "Your Best During Conflict" - presented by Robin Rose

Your Best During Conflict teaches individuals and teams how to respond tactfully and maintain optimal performance in the heat of the moment.  Learn how to feel strong emotions without letting them direct your behavior.  Develop skills to calm yourself down after an upset or broadside moment.  Learn to effectively navigate potentially conflictual situations.

People often confuse anger management with conflict management.  This workshop helps you distinguish the difference and deal with both.  Develop practical skills for dealing effectively in tense situations.  Learn to identify needs, interests, and positions.  Navigate with self-control, diplomacy and tact.  Create Win/Win outcomes.  This training is designed for individuals and teams dealing with issues that are getting in the way of optimal performance and best outcomes.  It is also valuable for those who want to learn skills to effectively navigate potentially conflictual situations.  Participants report and increase in their ability to manage their anger and strong emotions appropriately, and to resolve conflicts calmly and productively-both at work and at home.

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Robin holds a master's degree in counseling/psychology from Lewis & Clark College and has been teaching, training, and consulting for over 20 years.

 

Want to attend and need more information?  View our flyer for details.

To sign up, send your name, department, phone number, e-mail address and which session you wish to attend to HRTraining@co.washington.or.us.

Note:  You will not receive an e-mail confirmation/reminder until approximately two weeks before these sessions.

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Programs

Programs The Human Resources Division is dedicated to enhancing the work environment and improving the quality of life for Washington County employees through various training and development programs. These programs are designed to help our employees build the skills needed to lead change, contribute to improved processes, shape the County's future, and network with other County staff and programs.

 

Questions?

Contact Julee Howard at extension 8261 or Brandi Johnston at extension 3741.