Webinar - Strategies to Deal With Difficult People
Self-Love Challenge
No More Victim
15 October | 4 – 6 PM IST | Online
What does the workshop cover:
✓ Understand psychological reasons why we feel like a VICTIM in life & relationships
✓ Learn how to avoid common traps and pitfalls of victim mindset
✓ Break-free from the dreaded ‘Drama Triangle’
✓ Learn practical techniques to manage self & others
✓ Transform from being ‘Victim’ to ‘Creator’
✓ Find your personal power no matter what the circumstances
✓ Receive a certificate of participation
Bonus: No More Victim
15 Oct | 4 – 6 PM IST | Online
What does the workshop cover:
✓ Understand psychological reasons why we feel like a VICTIM in life & relationships
✓ Learn how to avoid common traps and pitfalls of victim mindset
✓ Break-free from the dreaded ‘Drama Triangle’
✓ Learn practical techniques to manage self & others
✓ Transform from being ‘Victim’ to ‘Creator’
✓ Find your personal power no matter what the circumstances
✓ Receive a certificate of participation
Bonus: Ends 15 Oct 11:59 PM IST
INR 2000 INR 1500 (For 24 Hr Recording + LIVE)
Learn at your own pace. You will be sent a link to attend the workshop LIVE and also a 24 hour protected recording link. Even if you cannot attend it LIVE, you can watch the recording for upto 24 hours.
Please email us a screenshot if you use UPI, to confirm your participation
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Starts 28 November 2022
Psycho-Geometrics® is a personality-communication system, featuring five shapes used to identify traits and behaviours, specifically in terms of how one is described, acts, and relates to others. A 15 minute online assessment reveals which of the five shape behaviours are your natural strengths and which one you may find difficult to use.
Psycho-Geometrics® has been shared and used by more than 1 million people, in more than 60 countries and in more than 1,000 multinational corporations, companies, schools and universities, non-profit organizations, and government agencies around the world.
It was created in 1978 by Susan Dellinger, Ph.D., and inspired by the work of psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Dr. Carl Jung (1875-1961), who is credited as the founder of analytical psychology.
