Building Clients’ Trust Using Research-backed, Coherence-building Techniques 
 (bring your own coffee/tea and snacks).

A change agent's effectiveness is directly correlated with their trustworthiness. In this workshop, we'll explore the relationship between personal coherence and trust and practice research-backed, coherence-building techniques that help engender trust. Along the way, we'll answer the following questions:

   *** What is personal coherence?
   *** How does personal coherence influence trustworthiness?
   *** What techniques help build personal coherence and increase 
        trustworthiness?
Late last year, Harper Wagner and Debbie Morris co-facilitated a TODN Change SIG workshop titled Quantum Collaboration where they linked personal and group coherence to collaborative capability maturity. This workshop will expand participants’ understanding of personal coherence while exploring how it affects trustworthiness.

Harper Ray Wagner   

Harper Wagner is a collaborative leader and change agent who has dedicated thousands of hours to understanding how personal and group coherence influences creative capacity. He recently became a HeartMath certified instructor to help individuals and teams increase intra- and interpersonal harmony, stability, and efficiency. This workshop blends HeartMath research and techniques with other bits of wisdom he’s picked up on his collaborative journey.

NOTE 1: The Change SIG is now SEARCHING for several Zoom-comfortable people to join a group producing our programs on a ROTATING BASIS:

NEWS: Only to-do's for ZOOM HOSTING each Change SIG are NOW the Tech Check & actually HOSTING the Zoom Meeting:

-- Do a 45-minute Tech Check the Monday or Tuesday of the week of the Change SIG, with speaker(s) & Mary Charles

-- Handle Change SIG Friday Zoom details, 8:00 -10:45 AM Eastern

-- Many thanks to DEBBIE MORRIS who will be our May 19th Zoom Host!

NOTE 2: Do you have an idea to polish or a presentation to try out? The Change SIG is looking for 2023 speakers (June-October).

For more information, contact SIG leaders, Mary Charles Blakebrough (919-656-9573) or Vickie Bevenour.