Workplace Skills – Facial Profiling Basics
This online course is pretty interesting as it helps me to understand how people prefer to be treated and enhance meaningful and professional relationship.
So Insightful!
Enjoyed the course. It was extremely insightful in an area (profiling) I know very little about. Look forward to using the information gained with our 3-and-a-half-year-old Son and will no doubt share how we go.
What a valuable course!
The course has provided some really valuable insights into understanding my nearly-7-year-old stepson. I can see how my partner and I can more clearly communicate with him in a way that will allow him to feel supported and able to play to his natural strengths. This will no doubt allow him to approach situations with more confidence and greater self-acceptance. I highly recommend this course to any parent looking to develop a stronger relationship with their child and practical ways to support them in their development.
Fabulous course!
Thanks so much for the opportunity to complete the course. Thanks also for sharing your insightful and priceless wisdom, I can certainly now see my 12-year-old and 14-year-old with very different lenses and I can’t wait to put this all into practice. The boys also enjoyed being profiled and thought it was a great science experiment! Very grateful and I’d highly recommend this course to all parents.
What a great insight into our kids!
Who would have thought that their physical attributes would be such an accurate way of determining the way they think and communicate? This has been a fascinating insight into the learning and communication styles of our kids and how to overcome hurdles specific to their styles. This course should be done with every student studying to be a school teacher, existing teachers, as well as parents of young children through the Maternal Health Nurse programs or similar programs.
WOW! I am completely blown away.
In all honestly, I will have to redo the course because I was slightly mesmerised by how pattern recognition can change the way I communicate with my 4-year-old daughter. We have a very strong bond and I absolutely love spending time with her. There are times though, where I lose my cool and I end up making idle threats. The problem is that she now starting to outsmart me. On a personal note, I never had a relationship with my parents (or siblings) when I grew up and even now, I tend to stick to myself. This is not the kind of relation I want for Willow and I. The flipside to this is, that I probably allow more than I should to slide. Being able to recognise some of the patterns will hopefully put me back in the driving seat. Ps: I will set up a time to discuss opportunities to talk to our cadets soon!
