Making Conflict Work at Work
Creating Independent Problem Solvers in the Workplace Coaching ServicesAbout MeGet the Peace of Mind Knowing that Everyone in Your Workplace has the Ability to Manage Personal and Peer Conflict As It Happens
Distributive leadership requires employees with the ability and responsibility to solve problems at the ground level. I teach workplace communities the strategies, techniques and tools to solve problems.
CreativeEdge is my way of helping communities ‘do the right thing’ through joy.
I help you get the peace of mind that comes with the knowledge that every single one of your employees has the skill and responsibility to solve their own problems, as they happen.
Looking for a step by step guide to help you through crisis?
“Your Beautiful Trauma – a practical guide to help you convert crisis into full-scale transformation. by: Emi Garzitto, (PhD, MA, BEd, BA)”
Available as a paperback or in Digital Format for Kindle.
What do our customers say?
Emi facilitated a workshop on conflict management strategies for the CPHR FV Mentoring Program participants. She is very knowledgeable in her work and has an energetic personality. Her strong passion for what she does came through and energized the group. She drew conversation from the attendees, which made it a better learning experience for all. She incorporated role-play scenarios, making it more fun and a great approach for applying and retaining the information. We enjoyed learning from Emi and will definitely bring her back for another workshop.
Dr. Garzitto is an expert conflict coach.
Her unique strategies gave me the skills, and the practice to level up my communication skills.
She provided a safe and confident space to learn and then implement clear approaches that focused on positive outcomes and respectful dialogue in a difficult situation that I had with a colleague, who I had been struggling with! She provided me with the courage to engage in.
Her approach is both professional and playful – two qualities that come in handy when working with conflict!
Resources, Podcasts, and Cheatsheets
Strategies For Adjusting to the New Normal
Find the right time. Take small steps. Repeat. This will help you adapt to a new normal.
How Do We Stay in the Room When Conflict Arises?
How do we stay in the room when something difficult happens and hold relationship? https://www.francescaanastasi.com/podcast/conflict-resolution-techniques
Manage You to Manage Others
When someone is anger, stressed or overwhelmed you can add to their stress by telling them to stop it, or calm down. The quickest way to help someone manage their intense feeling is for you first to manage your own feeling.
Big Feeling Big Movement
When you are having a big feeling, like fear, anger or excitement, your body will have a lot of energy. You need to choose some strategies to remove that energy. Use your big muscles — run, sprint, push, pull, dance! Move first, think later.
Crisis Shows Up in Your Addictions and Distractions
Photo by Tobias Tullius on Unsplash Any chronic distraction creates an artificial balance in your wellbeing. When you train your brain to continuously avoid painful felt experiences, you guarantee that you will repeat the crisis. Several years ago I was training for a...
THE PARADOX OF STILLNESS - 5 THINGS TO DO IN CRISIS
Photo by Olivia Bauso on Unsplash My sister, like most of us, struggles to trust the sitting still. It may be the simplest and most difficult task which crisis commands of us. Yet, I can promise you, that if we continue in our doing, we will simply be spinning our...
Your Beautiful Trauma Chapter Notes
Your Beautiful Trauma Chapter Notes Chapter 1 Lao Tse: https://www.amazon.com/Tao-Te-Ching-Laozi/dp/1535229330, “Do the difficult things while they are easy and do the great things while they are small. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step”...
Your Brain on Repetition
When I was a teenager, I used to bake cookies all the time. Hard to believe now, as I am continually teased about my poor baking skills, but back then, baking was something I did that comforted me. There was the occasional mishap like the time I forgot to put in...
Fear is Easy
Fear is good. Like self-doubt, fear is an indicator. Fear tells us what we have to do. Remember our rule of thumb: The more scared we are of a work or calling, the more sure we can be that we have to do it. Steven Pressfield I believed, for most of my adult life,...
Quick Fire Neural Pathways – Helping Our Brains Wire for Compassion
A fourteen-year-old girl, “Wendy” has been shunned by her social circle for having slandered another high profile fifteen-year-old girl. “Samantha”. Samantha has rallied all of her friends and has now started a social media campaign that essentially humiliates...
Your Children Will Embarass You
Easy choices. Hard life. Hard choices. Easy life. Jerzy Gregorek Children have a knack at highlighting your weaknesses. They will do things, both in public and in private, that will make you question your choice at having them in the first place. They will press...
Working Through What is Broken
Whenever I presented a workshop on Anger or Conflict, I would always begin by reminding the participants that I am teaching this stuff to myself. It was always important for me to acknowledge that I am working through the material and finding myself challenged to do...
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