Real Dialogue
When being human, conflict is bound to happen.
Real Dialogue offers skills and a way of talking that can shift difficult conversations into generative conflict and understanding. The skills of Real Dialogue are Speak for Yourself, Listen Mindfully and Remain Curious. During a Real Dialogue session, you will sit across from the person you came to have a conversation with. The Real Dialogue Specialist will coach you in practicing the skills, as well as offer other techniques to support your process.
Ultimately, one goal is to take home the skills of Real Dialogue. |
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Learning the philosophies behind Real Dialogue have made a world of difference in my own life. Sharing Real Dialogue and seeing the shifts that it has made possible in others has touched my heart. It would be an honor to support you. Real Dialogue sessions are 2 hours. Who is Real Dialogue for? Bring your co-worker, your co-parent, your roommate, your friend, your fellow board member and/or your parent or adult child. *Create an account on the Real Dialogue ap
and get lots of great resources for free. |
"Abbi - I don’t have words for how much I appreciate what you did tonight.
The way you were willing to dive with us, into our shit! I am so grateful and inspired by you! I really like Real Dialogue. I definitely feel heard about the issue I came to talk about for the first time. You are truly skilled. It is wild to see how our confirmation bias and our negativity bias affects our experience of our reality. Wow. My eyes are more open after seeing it in action. Thank you." ~Kimberly Pierce, she/her |
"I loved the Real Dialogue session I had with my partner, Martha. The process took a sticky conflict that was starting to build into reactive resentment and transformed it so we could really see each other. I feel closer and more intimate with Martha since our session. I am feeling less reactive regarding the conflict. It brought us back to connection. Abbi is a skilled and compassionate facilitator. I felt held by her in every way." - Mollie McElroy (she/her) |