Workshops

Attending as an individual within a group, this workshop would benefit anyone who wants learn more about themselves and others, and consider different possibilities for how they interact and communicate with others.

The aim of the workshop is for attendees to understand the ‘OK Corral’ and how their sense of being ‘OK’, or ‘not OK’ affects them, their communication and their behaviour. By the end of the workshop, attendees will have greater self-awareness, understand what supports them to feel ‘OK’ and have easier interactions with others.

This workshop offers information and techniques to help families get along better and communicate more effectively. The aim of the workshop is to enable family members to understand the causes of difficult communication and find ways through when communication breaks down. By the end of the workshop, family members will have greater self-awareness, be better able to empathise with each other and communicate more effectively.

The workshop is particularly helpful for families going through challenging times, for example during relationship endings/divorce, becoming separate co-parenting units and bringing blended families together.

The ‘OK Corral’ has many potential business applications, including conflict management, productive communication and problem resolution. Offering a bespoke service, Life with Kindness aims to support your organisation to develop an ‘I’m OK, you’re OK’ ethos in the workplace, by improving working relationships, encouraging collaboration and better working practices, through developing healthy, resilient and emotionally intelligent employees.

Please get in touch to discuss your requirements.

In addition to supporting children’s mental health, this way of working supports the development of important life skills such as problem solving, communication, collaboration, empathy, creative thinking and relationship skills.

The aim of the workshop is to enable children to understand the ‘OK Corral’ and how their sense of being ‘OK’, or ‘not OK’ affects them and their behaviour. By the end of the workshop, children will have greater self-awareness and understand what supports them and others to feel ‘OK’.