I talk about communication a lot in my work as a divorce consultant.
Good communication is crucial during a relationship break up, the divorce process and post divorce life if you have children.
I’ve been talking to my clients a lot lately about how to make sure their communication is effective.
My top tip for this is to decide clearly before you communicate what the purpose is behind the communication.
For example:
Are you providing information?
Are you asking for advice?
Are you giving instructions?
What do you want the person receiving the communication to do after they’ve read your email or finished the phone call with you?
Make it crystal clear.
If it’s not clear what the person is supposed to do, you may be disappointed with the response/ reaction.
It’s easy to get flustered during stressful times such as divorce, so give yourself time to catch your breath and take time to think through what, why and how you want to say something.
And for help with your specific situation to support you to communicate effectively with your spouse/ex/solicitor get in touch with me here Contact Rhiannon.
If you have found the tips
in this blog useful then you’ll find lots more in my eBooks, which you
can purchase and download today.
If you’d like to work with me 1:1, for help preparing for your
divorce/or support during or after the divorce process, please get in touch to find out how I
can help.
Why I became a divorce consultant.
And for help with your specific situation to support you to communicate effectively with your spouse/ex/solicitor get in touch with me here Contact Rhiannon.
If you have found the tips in this blog useful then you’ll find lots more in my eBooks, which you can purchase and download today.
If you’d like to work with me 1:1, for help with your specific situation to support you to communicate effectively with your spouse/ex/solicitor, please get in touch to find out how I can help.
Why I became a divorce consultant.