"Do you have a few minutes right now?" – Introduction to the Short Conversation

What to do when a conversation is necessary, but time and context do not allow for it? A "short conversation" according to Timm H. Lohse equips individuals to handle this situation. Steffen Bäuerle presents a variety of tools to enable those seeking advice to take action themselves. February 6 and 7, as well as March 14. "Are you from the church? You know, I have a problem..." "You probably can't help me either, but..." Surely you are familiar with these or similar approaches. But how can one respond appropriately when time and context do not permit a lengthy conversation? The approach of the short conversation according to Timm H. Lohse offers the opportunity to engage spontaneously in a deep conversation. It empowers individuals to handle such situations well and opens up possibilities for the person seeking advice to take action themselves. This is achieved through a variety of tools (e.g., linguistic "anchoring," open questioning, and future-oriented approaches). The three training days build on each other and can only be booked as a whole. February 6 and 7, as well as March 14.