Bridging the Communication Gap | One Day | 11 to Adults | 8/15 | $175
Bridging the Communication Gap | One Day | 11 to Adults | 8/15 | $175
This interactive workshop helps adults and adolescents build stronger relationships and improve team-building skills. Participants explore non-verbal cues, overcome conversational barriers, and practice collaborative compromise through hands-on activities to achieve shared goals.
Unlock Better Conversations:
Connection & Collaboration Workshop
Do you want to bridge the communication gap, build trust, and turn conflict into cooperation?
Whether looking to strengthen community ties or elevate workplace collaboration, the Connection & Collaboration Workshop is designed to transform how people connect. This immersive, hands-on experience brings together adults and young leaders to master the foundations of effective teamwork.
All supplies are included.
$175.00
11 yrs old to adults
Aug 15 | 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM
FACILITATOR:
J Howard | Orthomolecular Psychiatry and Expressive Art Therapies
Native Houstonian Dr. Julie Howard's practice focuses on individuals who seem to function and communicate in ways others do not understand. Having Aspergers, her experiences in cultural differences and the sufferings of someone who is repeatedly misunderstood and unfairly labeled are vast. Her ability to counsel is enlightening, and her professionalism is not only inspiring but also entertaining and enthusiastic.
As founder /CEO of The Howard Clark Corporation, formed in 1995, she created a consortium of programs for educating and advocating. The intent was to establish a more coordinated system of meeting the needs of individuals regarding health, literacy, accessibility, and acceptance. An integral part of her efforts includes assessment and assistance in three areas: behavioral, academic, and social, stressing the importance of paying close attention to lifestyle, culture, communication, diet, and intention. This lends to fewer opportunities to produce anxiety, fear, and stress, where the end result is opposition, anger, and defiance. She strives to create an environment for all types with all types of needs that would provide perfected social integration. Her theory is simply to remember to educate all. She has successfully rehabilitated through advocacy, counseling, education, skills training, mentorship, mediation, and proper communication.
Dr. Howard’s priority remains the mental, physical, and emotional well-being of all she works with inclusion of equal opportunity for success. Her strong faith stands and her colorful way of addressing anything that might be difficult to the average individual is both amusing and inspiring. She has a definitively spirited way of bringing everyone to the table to do what’s best for the target group. She continues to remain involved in activities, organizations, and community assistance programs as a physician, counselor, mentor, advocate, and interpreter bringing a great deal of enthusiasm and creativity to any table.
