Emotional Intelligence II: Deepening Your Emotional Intelligence Skills - School of Continuing Education, University Of Wisconsin

	Emotional Intelligence II: Deepening Your Emotional Intelligence Skills

	Comprehend the dynamics of relationships. Increase your awareness on controlling emotions and impulses when adapting to change. As a result of the sell-out attendance of our popular program "Emotional Intelligence: Dealing With Difficult People, Including Yourself!" we have developed a second tier seminar that allows you to delve deeper into understanding emotional intelligence. Emotional Intelligence is a combination of neuro-science and psychology. In the last decade, researchers have discovered a vast amount of information about how the brain, body and emotions interact with each other, thanks to technology that is able to measure what we theorized to be true about human emotion. Enrollment is limited to 10 participants because of one-on-one coaching that takes place throughout the program.
More ▼ Examine this amazing world, take away tools that will help you be more aware of your own and others' emotions, and help you better manage your relationships. Within each domain of Emotional Intelligence, you will gain additional knowledge, tools and resources for building your EQ (emotion quotient). Explore how to create emotional safety, build self-efficacy in yourself and others, have more social intelligence, and build collaborative relationship relationships in teams and groups (at home too!). Self Awareness • Explore your comfort level and expression range with your own emotions. Self Management • Learn the six basic "brain mistakes", complete the Emotional Styles Assessment and create an action plan for better emotion management. Self Efficacy • Complete a basic self-efficacy assessment and get a step-by-step process for developing more confidence in your ability to handle prospective situations, even the difficult challenges. Social Intelligence • Most of the time, we inaccurately assess what another person is thinking or feeling. Discover how the brain is designed for emotional rapport and how to utilize your hard-wired skills to more accurately recognize others' emotions. Relationship Management Skills • How well do you use your power to control and manipulate others positively? Practice using NeuroLinguistic Programming skills for building rapport and gaining more effective and collaborative relationships. Relationships in Teams and Groups • Using the leadership styles as defined by Daniel Goleman in Primal Leadership, you will identify your default leadership style in any group and your strengths and weaknesses in using each style in relationships. EQ Development Plan • When you leave this class, you will take with you a customized action plan to guide you in applying EQ knowledge and skills at work, plus a wealth of tools and resources for continuing to develop your EQ. Close ▲ Benefits and Learning Outcomes ▼ Identify types of people, and recognize your fatal attractions to certain personalities Delve deeper into style characteristics and relationships Close ▲
	This program can be applied toward the: Business Communication Certificate Emotional Intelligence Certificate
	Prerequisites Emotional Intelligence I recommended but not required
	Notes Program includes morning and afternoon refreshment networking breaks, lunches and instructional material.
	Emotional Intelligence Combo Pack $ (Save 20.00%) - Register for Emotional Intelligence I: Dealing with Difficult People, Including Yourself!, Emotional Intelligence II: Deepening Your Emotional Intelligence Skills and Emotional Intelligence: The Ultimate Stress Buster. Registration Deadline: October 07, 2013.



	Wed.-Thu., Oct. 9-10 8:30am-4:00pm Location: UWM School of Continuing Education (Click link for directions) Instructor: Patricia Clason Fee: $895 CEUs: 1.4 Program No. 5050-3790 Add To Registration Form Check Registration Form


	Emotional Intelligence I: Dealing with Difficult People, Including Yourself! Emotional Intelligence: The Ultimate Stress Buster

	For more information, contact:
		Jan Allen, Director, Business & Management, allen3@uwm.edu, 414-227-3219, 888-947-9947

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