The Workshop: Effective presentation can help you recruit and retain clients. Communication behaviors such as body language, vocal tone, and style send significant messages about you and affect all of your professional interactions -from therapeutic sessions, courtroom testimonies, or public presentations to answering machine communication and phone consultations. Honing these skills makes good sense. Also, learning how to remove vocal/physical blocks can provide therapists with new ways to help clients. In this experiential workshop we will explore vocal and nonverbal principles and techniques that can make you a more effective communicator as well as a more skilled therapist. Together we'll create a safe, playful environment that allows you to try on new vocal/physical behaviors and try out tools for assisting clients.

When October 24, 2010
Where 1140 Lehigh St. Boulder, 80305
Time 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
Cost $150
Discount 10% for early registration by October 1

The Workshop Leader: Lee Potts holds a Ph.D. in Communication and Performance Studies, as well as certificates in gestalt therapy, ombuds work, conflict resolution, and mediation. She has coached thousands of individuals and groups locally, nationally, and internationally over the past 38 years. A respected theatre and communication authority, she received a national career achievement award in 2001 and retired as a professor emerita after teaching theatre for 31 years at C.U.B. Now she conducts workshops, coaches and consults.

Register early as workshop is limited to twelve participants.