Tamari CM offers the following services for organizations

Workshops

Tamari CM leads workshops for corporations, small businesses, government agencies, NGOs, academic institutions, or any kind of group, to teach skills for effective communication and handling of conflict, applicable both internally and externally.

The length and number of workshops can be tailored to the needs and budget of the group, and can include any or a combination of the following:

A collaborative approach to meetings, team-building, group dialogue, and conflict management.

Identifying personal conflict styles, their origins, and their impact on personal and professional relationships.

Building presence, empathy, and effective listening skills to support others and resolve disagreements.

Understanding the differences between our needs and our wants, and the actions required to meet them.

Exploring five types of apologies, the elements of an effective apology, and our relationship with giving and receiving apologies.

Exploring three types of forgiveness, their components, and our personal approach to forgiving and being forgiven.

Preparing for negotiations with a focus on collaboration over competition.

Communication-Intensive Circles

A communication-intensive circle is a dialogue process that works intentionally to create a brave space to build, deepen, and maintain meaningful relationships. The intent of the circle is to serve every participant. Circles emphasize equal worth and dignity for all participants and provide equal voice to all those in the circle.

It can be used to get to know one another, brainstorm ideas, resolve group conflicts, and/or have difficult conversations about sensitive subjects.

The purpose is to build deep relationships among the participants and create a space of peace and healing.

Communication-intensive circles foster a sense of belonging in a supportive environment and assist participants in bringing the “spirit of the Circle” into their daily interactions. It allows everyone to experience and learn from one another. At the end of the day, we are all students, and we are all teachers.