COMMUNICATION & ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING. Presented by Military & Family Life Counselors
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1 COMMUNICATION & ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING Presented by Military & Family Life Counselors
2 OBJECTIVES Components of communication Verbal and nonverbal communication Communication guidelines Being an active listener Communicating long distance Roadblocks to communication Assertiveness and it s importance in communication Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 2
3 COMPONENTS OF COMMUNICATION Verbal communication Nonverbal communication Listening skills Being assertive Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 3
4 VERBAL COMMUNICATION Chosen words Listening Skills Voice quality Clarity of the words Pace and rhythm of the words Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 4
5 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION 90% of communication is nonverbal If nonverbal communication does not match verbal language, miscommunication can happen People make assumptions based on nonverbal communication Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 5
6 NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION Tone of Voice- urgency, hesitancy, belligerence Body Language- arms folded, fidgeting, leaning forward Facial Expressions: looking uninterested, apprehensive Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 6
7 COMMUNICATION GUIDELINES Own your feelings by using I statements. Avoid generalizations like always, never, everyone. Take responsibility for how you feel. Describe a behavior or situation rather than being judgmental. Be specific rather than general. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 7
8 COMMUNICATION GUIDELINES Be tentative rather than absolute. Inform instead of order. Don t assume that people can read your mind or know how you feel. Listen with your full attention or set up another time to talk. Practice communication of your thoughts and feelings. It will come easier with practice. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 8
9 WHAT MAKES A GOOD LISTENER A good listener: Pays attention Thinks about how the speaker feels Is patient Responds without judgment People are more likely to turn to someone who is a good listener. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 9
10 ACTIVE & REFLECTIVE LISTENING Ask for clarification Ask open-ended questions Search for specifics Restate key concepts Minimize distractions Make the decision to want to listen Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 10
11 CAREFUL LISTENING CHECKLIST Eliminate distractions Look at the speaker Don t interrupt Nod or give nonverbal signal that you are paying attention Repeat what you think is being said Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 11
12 COMMUNICATING LONG DISTANCE Share daily happenings Be honest about your feelings Keep s and letters positive Be realistic about the communication Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 12
13 ROADBLOCKS TO GOOD COMMUNICATION Blaming Lecturing Name-calling Analyzing Sarcasm Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 13
14 COMMUNICATION AND ASSERTIVENESS Why is learning to be assertive important in communication? Being assertive increases the ability to express positive and negative ideas and feelings in an open, honest and direct way. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 14
15 ASSERTIVENESS Assertiveness is not being selfish, destructive or aggressive. Being assertive will not always get you what you want. However, not being assertive, will almost always cause additional problems in communication with others. Being assertive means standing up for your rights without violating the rights of others. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 15
16 DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTERPERSONAL STYLES Aggressive style: fighting, accusing, threatening, no regard for others feelings. Advantage: people don t push aggressive people around. Disadvantage: people don t want to be around aggressive people. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 16
17 DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTERPERSONAL STYLES CONTINUED Passive style: lets others push him/her around. Does not stand up for his/her beliefs. Advantage: rarely experience direct rejection. Disadvantage: store up resentment and anger. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 17
18 DIFFERENT TYPES OF INTERPERSONAL STYLES CONTINUED Assertive style: stands up for him/herself, expresses true feelings and is considerate of other s feelings. Advantage: You can act in your best interest without feeling guilty about it. Respect for self and others. Disadvantage: You do not always get exactly what you want. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 18
19 INTERPERSONAL STYLES Discussion: Someone is waiting for a parking spot and someone pulls in front of him/her and takes his/her spot. What are the different types of interpersonal style responses? Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 19
20 INTERPERSONAL STYLES Aggressive response: Get out of his/her car and start pounding on the hood of the car. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 20
21 INTERPERSONAL STYLES Aggressive response: Get out of his/her car and start pounding on the hood of the car. Passive response: Say or do nothing and let it bother you all day. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 21
22 INTERPERSONAL STYLES Aggressive response: Get out of his/her car and start pounding on the hood of the car. Passive response: Say or do nothing and let it bother you all day. Passive/Aggressive response: Wait until the person goes into the store and let the air out of their tires. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 22
23 INTERPERSONAL STYLES Aggressive response: Get out of his/her car and start pounding on the hood of the car. Passive response: Say or do nothing and let it bother you all day. Passive/Aggressive response: Wait until the person goes into the store and let the air out of their tires. Assertive response: Get out of your car and explain to the person that you were there first and had been waiting for that parking spot. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 23
24 YOU HAVE RIGHTS Before you can be comfortable expressing your needs, you must feel that you have certain rights. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 24
25 THESE RIGHTS ARE The right to decide how to live your life. The right to your own values, opinions and beliefs. The right to not justify or explain your action to others. The right to express yourself and say No or I don t know or even I don t care. The right to tell others how you wish to be treated. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 25
26 TIPS FOR BEING ASSERTIVE Be specific and clear about how you feel, think and what you want. Be direct. Own your message. Personalize it with I statement. Ask for feedback. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 26
27 TO BE A GOOD COMMUNICATOR Acknowledge others communicating with you both verbally and nonverbally. Rephrase what s being said to clarify your understanding. Maintain a positive attitude when you speak. Listen actively to those that are speaking. Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 27
28 QUESTIONS?
29 RESOURCES Family Services Center Chaplains and Local Clergy Military One Source (800) TRICARE: Behavioral Health Services Troop and Family Counseling Services: Copyright Department of Defense All rights reserved. 29
30 THANK YOU
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