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Assertiveness Training: Become Confident, Clear And Control - Panter - 01.06.2023 Assertiveness Training: Become Confident, Clear And Control Published 7/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 5.01 GB | Duration: 4h 11m A Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) based approach to assertiveness What you'll learn Learn difference between assertive, aggressive and passive behaviour Learn assertiveness techniques based on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Learn saying No. Dealing with criticism and giving criticism assertively. Dealing with disappointment assertively Unhelpful thinking patterns of un-assertive behaviour and how to change them Requirements The only tools needed are your presence, a notepad, a pen or a pencil and perhaps some cards. No prior knowledge of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is needed. Description Assertiveness is a mode of communication. It is the ability to express your feelings, ideas, views, and opinions openly without violating the rights of others. It is different from aggressive behaviour, which infringes on the rights of others, and passive behaviour, which compromises on our own rights.Have you ever...Said yes, when you wanted to say no?You have a right to say 'No', learn how to in this course.Wanted to speak up but couldn't?Assertiveness is a skill you can learn. Had trouble with accepting or giving feedback?This course has you covered!Don't get taken for granted!Learn to put forth your needs, how to say No, handle criticism, deal with angry peopleBased on the principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), this course gives an easy three step method to learn Assertiveness. Understand concepts which make you behave the the way you do based on cognitive behavioural therapy.Implement what you learn, change your thinking and behaviour through easy to follow video lessons.Succeed by doing the guided exercises on downloadable worksheetsEffects of being unassertiveThe main effect of not being assertive is that it can lead to low self esteem.If we never express ourselves openly and conceal our thoughts and feelings this can make us feel tense, stressed, anxious or resentful. It can also lead to unhealthy and uncomfortable relationships. We will feel like the people closest to us don't really know us.Less assertive people are likely to suffer from social phobia, anxiety and also have higher incidence of depression and substance abuse.Assertiveness is a communication skill which can be easily learned online. Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Objectives and Outline Lecture 3 Before you begin... Lecture 4 Download the worksheets! Section 2: Understanding Assertiveness Lecture 5 What is Assertiveness? Lecture 6 Top three myths about Assertiveness Lecture 7 Effects and Cause for Unassertiveness, Roadblocks for Assertiveness Lecture 8 How assertive are you? Lecture 9 Section Summary Section 3: Recognising aggressive, assertive and passive behaviour. Lecture 10 Why recognise the difference between these communication styles? Lecture 11 Recognise Passive communication. Lecture 12 Recognise Aggressive communication Lecture 13 Recognise Assertive communication Lecture 14 Characteristics of Passive, Aggressive and Assertive Behaviour Lecture 15 Section Summary Section 4: De-stressing for assertiveness Lecture 16 Caveman responses and unassertiveness Lecture 17 Reducing physical tension Lecture 18 De-stressing and relaxation resources Lecture 19 Section Summary Section 5: Thinking Assertively Lecture 20 Introduction: Thinking assertively Lecture 21 10 reasons we struggle to be assertive (Part 1) Lecture 22 10 reasons we struggle to be assertive (Part 2) Lecture 23 Which of these thinking patterns do you subscribe to? Lecture 24 Our assertive rights Lecture 25 Change your thoughts and beliefs - Thought Diaries Lecture 26 Change your thoughts and beliefs - Behavioural Experiments Lecture 27 Section Summary Section 6: Behaving Assertively Lecture 28 The groundwork! Lecture 29 Non verbal assertive behaviour Lecture 30 Practicing non verbal assertive behaviour Lecture 31 Verbal assertiveness techniques Part 1 Lecture 32 Verbal assertiveness technique Part 2 Lecture 33 Section Summary Section 7: Saying "No" assertively Lecture 34 Why say 'No' assertively? Lecture 35 How to say 'No' assertively Lecture 36 Practice saying 'No' Lecture 37 Section Summary Section 8: Coping with criticism assertively Lecture 38 Introduction Lecture 39 Responding to constructive criticism Lecture 40 Responding to destructive criticism Lecture 41 Giving constructive criticism Lecture 42 Section Summary Section 9: Complementing, congratulating and praising Lecture 43 Dealing with compliments assertively Lecture 44 Responding to compliments assertively Lecture 45 Giving compliments assertively Lecture 46 Section Summary Section 10: Dealing with disappointment assertively Lecture 47 Dealing with disappointment assertively Section 11: Putting it all together Lecture 48 Putting it all together Lecture 49 Steps to put it all together Lecture 50 Bonus: Last word Anyone wanting to be more confident, clear and controlled in their day to day life,CBT practitioners who want to start including "Assertiveness Training" in their sessions with their clients. |