Being able to communicate effectively in relationships is important whether it’s personal or professional. Often, our emotions can get in the way of being able to connect to others, leaving us with a feeling of frustration. If you’re interested in learning how to foster harmonious relationships and happier, healthier, more productive work and/or social environments, join Stephanie Veraghen, founder of Show Up Awesome, as she shares techniques that you can apply for creating coherent communication between you and others — family, friends and coworkers.
This program is presented by Stephanie Veraghen and hosted by the Winter Park Health Foundation.
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About the Program Presenter
Stephanie Veraghen is a certified life coach, HeartMath® Resilience trainer and the founder of Show Up Awesome, a business consultant company that specializes in project management, strategy and systems and HeartMath® programs. Veraghen holds an Associate of Science degree in Graphic Design, bachelor’s degree in Advertising-Public Relations, and master’s degree in Transpersonal Psychology, specializing in Leadership and Conflict Transformation which integrates the spiritual and transcendent aspects of the human experience with the framework of modern psychology. She draws on her background to teach people simple techniques for dealing with challenging people and situations using the wisdom of their hearts. To learn more about Show Up Awesome, visit https://www.showupawesome.com/
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