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Foundations of C-IQ
Foundations of Conversational Intelligence is the first phase to Accreditation in Conversational Intelligence and is focused on building awareness and C-IQ self-mastery.
C-IQ for Leaders
Results are achieved not through command, authority, and control, but by facilitating the highest and best contributions of people throughout the organization.
C-IQ for Teams
A pioneering, innovative technology to diagnose and address a corporate culture that is not achieving its potential. Eliminate silos and competition—encourage collaboration. Get powered by Conversational Intelligence.
C-IQ Neuro-tip Cards & Facilitator Guide
53 cards with incredible tips and ideas for leaders to know and use every day at work to create the ‘mental-space’ and ‘physical space’ for a healthy thriving organization.
ME or Creating WE?
by Richard D. Glaser Ph.D.
Most of my experience is with business clients. Organizations are made up of diverse populations and getting diverse teams to work together is a challenge we all face today. While the experiences and examples cited in this essay are business-related, they also relate to our personal lives.
Hence, what I do want to address is how each of us can create positive changes in our lives, for ourselves, our families and our communities – in effect, creating a culture based on what’s best for all of us (WE), not just for me, mine and my kind. If each of us conveys Conversational Intelligence, we can create an exciting synergy among us – enhancing our capacity to connect, navigate, grow with one another, and achieve our highest mutual aspirations.
C-IQ & Neuroscience Timely Articles
What is Conversational Intelligence and Why Does it Matter?
by Nicklas Balboa
When Judith E. Glaser created her Conversational Intelligence® theory, she predicted that the quality of conversations, rather than quantity, is what counts.” Recent research shows that conversational experience significantly affects brain development in children. Read our latest installment on the neuroscience of conversations, featured in Discover Magazine.
