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Insights Into How To Deal With Difficult People From SPVS

15 years ago
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1st October, 2009 00h00


THE SOCIETY of Practising Veterinary Surgeons (SPVS) is to hold a one-day workshop designed for anyone who has to deal with difficult people and conversations with skill and confidence in the practice environment. Delegates attending the workshop, ‘How to Handle Difficult People’, which takes place on 22nd October at the Novotel in Coventry, will be engaged in practical and interactive discussions, exercises and role plays that will change the way they see and respond to difficult people and difficult situations. They will be given opportunities to practice learned skills in a variety of contexts so that the skills can become second nature and will also be given the chance to practice difficult conversations with clients and staff. Course organiser and SPVS President Elect Jacqui Molyneux explained: “The How to Handle Difficult People workshop is designed for anyone who has to deal with difficult people or difficult issues in the practice setting. Psychological profiling will help delegates distinguish between the temporarily and chronically difficult and how to respond. It will also teach attendees to respond more positively to difficult people and set in place more efficient coping mechanisms. “It is a workshop that will be invaluable for anyone working in today’s demanding practice environment from front-desk staff to principal vets and practice managers.” Attendance rates are £199.00 for the first delegate from a practice. Second delegates from the same practice can attend at the discounted rate of £179.00. All prices are exclusive of VAT. There is a £19.99 discount for SPVS members. For further information and to book your place contact SPVS office on 01926 410454 or email [email protected].

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