November 5, 2020
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7:45 pm
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8:45 pm Australia/Sydney
Interaction Styles: Conflicts and Connections
The Interaction Styles framework, related to personality type, helps you understand how your emotions work when you interact with others – it’s a tool for being emotionally intelligent in the moment. Catherine will describe the core drives and beliefs of each style and how these can lead to conflict. Relating this to the Thomas-Kilmann conflict inventory, we will explore how awareness of your Interaction Style can help you manage conflict and adapt behaviour to build connections with others. The session will include discussion in break out groups.
Catherine Stothart
Catherine Stothart is a Leadership Coach and Team Consultant with Airbus and is a Master Faculty partner at Google. She also introduces personality type to schools and colleges and is a Trustee of BAPT. Her first book, How to Get On with Anyone, was published by Pearson in 2018. She is currently working on her second book.
You can find out more about Catherine’s work and Interaction Styles via the below links:
AusAPT is excited to share the fourth episode in The Deep Dive Series of videos in advance of the AusAPT 2019 Conference in Melbourne, 22-23 November.AusAPT National President, Joshua Knight, interviews Catherine Stothart, author of How to Get on With Anyone. The focus is how to close the influence gap and the cues and miscues in how we interact with others. Catherine is presenting a session at the AusAPT 2019 Conference on Closing the Influence Gap: How Type helps you get on better with yourself and others as well as leading a half-day workshop on ‘Tips and Tools for Using Interaction Styles.Overview of conference session: How (more…)
Catherine Stothart joins us from the UK for the AusAPT National Conference in Melbourne in November 2019 plus a post-conference workshop ‘Tips and Tools for Using Interaction Styles’.The workshop is an opportunity to experience the process Catherine uses when introducing Interaction Styles to her coaching and team clients. Interaction Styles is a practical tool for emotional intelligence and its unique value lies in linking outer behaviour with inner drives and stressors. It helps people understand how their emotions work when they interact with others, and how to adapt their behaviour to connect better. People get it quickly and can apply the insights (more…)
This is an opportunity to experience the process Catherine uses when introducing Interaction Styles to her coaching and team clients. Interaction Styles is a practical tool for emotional intelligence and its unique value lies in linking outer behaviour with inner drives and stressors. It helps people understand how their emotions work when they interact with others, and how to adapt their behaviour to connect better. People get it quickly and can apply the insights immediately. In this workshop, you will pick up tips, tools and resources to use this lens of type with your clients, both individuals and teams.
Your presenter, Catherine Stothart, is a Leadership Coach and Team Consultant, based in the UK, with clients including Airbus, in the high technology and engineering sectors. She also works with schools and colleges introducing them to personality type. Catherine has 25 years’ experience of personality type and her first book, How to Get On with Anyone, was published by Pearson in 2018. It’s a practical guide to using the Interaction Styles framework to build better relationships at work and at home. You can find out more about Catherine at https://essenwood.co.uk and watch a video of Catherine in action talking about How to Get on with Anyone here.
AusAPT is excited to share the fourth episode in The Deep Dive Series of videos in advance of the AusAPT 2019 Conference in Melbourne, 22-23 November.AusAPT National President, Joshua Knight, interviews Catherine Stothart, author of How to Get on With Anyone. The focus is how to close the influence gap and the cues and miscues in how we interact with others. Catherine is presenting a session at the AusAPT 2019 Conference on Closing the Influence Gap: How Type helps you get on better with yourself and others as well as leading a half-day workshop on ‘Tips and Tools for Using Interaction Styles.Overview of conference session: How 