Loading...

Course description

Explore how to appropriately interact in situations when emotion and exaggerated or unpredictable behaviours are presented. You will learn techniques and practices for building resilience and emotional competence by focusing on your own self-care principles.

Learner outcomes

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to

  • distinguish between types and sources of power in conflict situations. 
  • examine aspects of human neurology to create awareness of perception, emotion and the impact on communication and conflict. 
  • apply techniques for de-escalating high emotion, recognizing crisis, and creating safety. 
  • present techniques for managing resistance, low trust, uncertainty, avoidance, and impasse. 
  • outline approaches to close the process on unresolved issues.
  • present techniques and practices for building resilience and emotional competence.
  • create a self-care practitioner plan.
  • demonstrate shifting approaches when working with people impacted by trauma, brain injury or exhibiting high conflict personality behaviours.

Prerequisites

XCFR 20400 - Conflict Dynamics with a minimum grade of C-  
AND XCFR 20402 - Conflict Engagement with a minimum grade of C-
Loading...

Thank you for your interest in our programming. There are no sections of this course currently scheduled; however, we update our schedules regularly. 

  • New spring and summer schedules can be viewed starting the first Monday in March
  • New winter schedules can be viewed starting the first Monday in November.
  • New fall schedules can be viewed starting the first Monday in June.

Check back later or select the “Request Information” button below to be notified when registration is available.

This course is not currently open for registration. If you have any questions, please contact us at ceregservices@mtroyal.ca.
Required fields are indicated by .