Being Assertive
$99.00
Being Assertive
$99.00
Description
This course includes information for caregivers about passive, aggressive and assertive communication, how to be assertive with difficult people and the rights and responsibilities of assertive communication.
- Discuss the difference between passive, aggressive and assertive behavior.
- Name at least three ways to communicate assertively.
- Explain how assertiveness benefits you, your clients and your coworkers.
- Demonstrate assertiveness in your daily work.
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Email: evanleekley@knowingmore.com
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