Learning the Art of Better Communication
Skillful communication is one of our most vital keys to create happier and more fulfilling relationships.
Most of us, to varying degrees of awareness, navigate conflict conditioned by what we learnt in our families, schools, culture and politics. We avoid, we blame, we get sucked in, we pretend it's not there or it's someone else's fault.
Often these patterns are the same ones that keep us trapped from seeing the situation in a new light. There are jewels or understandings to be gleaned but they are not easy to find.
The good news is that we can learn essential skills and develop our intelligence and intuition for what to do and how to move forward in a heartful, benevolent yet effective way. We can learn to be better advocates, negotiators, and leaders, and feel more confident in our role in shaping better outcomes for all, ourselves included.
I work with people who are ready to make immediate and powerful shifts in how they communicate and collaborate with others. Conflicts and opportunities to negotiate never really go away in life, but how we show up makes a world of difference.
I help leaders grow beyond their current paradigms and uplevel their relationships so they can forge paths ahead that benefit the whole.
I serve teams who want to effectively advocate for their interests and gracefully leverage the wisdom in their conflicts to maximize their collaborative potential and strengths.
I teach and hold space for people ready to embrace greater freedom and wholeness in their lives and relationships through the dual practices of stillness and embodiment.
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Coach, author and guide Kim Loh works at the meeting places of coaching, conflict resolution and mindfulness.
Kim helps people move past impasse and transform themselves and the path forward.
CONFLICT COACHING
We stifle our potential when communication breaks down and people can no longer stand each other, let alone collaborate. My work helps people understand that conflict is an opportunity to grow, and grasp things previously misunderstood. We can foster the meaningful changes we want through developing strong, trustable relationships, and valuing the wisdom in our diversity.
I train others to facilitate and mediate conflict, so that they can work in their own organizations and communities in an ongoing way to liberate stuck dynamics and channel energy into better processes of collective understanding, healing and problem-solving.
Compassionate Conversations:
How to Speak and Listen from the Heart
By Diane Musho Hamilton, Gabriel Menegale Wilson and Kimberly Myosai Loh
Our book intends to show that compassionate conversations can happen, even when challenging, and our differences can inform and inspire us, rather than overwhelm and divide us.
Shambhala Publications calls this definitive guide to learning effective skills for engaging in open and honest conversations about divisive issues.
This online course intends to show that compassionate conversations can happen, even when challenging, and our differences can inform and inspire us, rather than overwhelm and divide us.
Kim Loh recently appeared on the Wonderdome podcast, for a heart-felt and sincere conversation, offering lenses through which to see conflict so that listeners can become more clarified in their perceptions and skillful in their ways of engaging.
Conversation has an immense power to deepen our relationships and cast light on our shared reality. Dialogue is the cornerstone of all significant change in society and the basis of our efforts to create fairer, more equitable conditions for everyone.
This online course intends to show that compassionate conversations can happen, even when challenging, and our differences can inform and inspire us, rather than overwhelm and divide us.
Kim Loh recently appeared on the Wonderdome podcast, for a heart-felt and sincere conversation, offering lenses through which to see conflict so that listeners can become more clarified in their perceptions and skillful in their ways of engaging.
Conversation has an immense power to deepen our relationships and cast light on our shared reality. Dialogue is the cornerstone of all significant change in society and the basis of our efforts to create fairer, more equitable conditions for everyone.
"Conflict work is intimate. It takes you to your limits and insists that you expand yourself beyond who you think you are. This is a part of being human."
KIM LOH
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