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Conversation & Connection - Coquitlam

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Listing of all upcoming events at the Coquitlam Library City Centre location. These sessions aren’t about scripts or techniques. They’re about becoming aware of how you actually show up in conversation, so change happens naturally.

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    Conversation & Connection: Practice Having Better Conversations

    Wed, Oct 7, 6:30 PM

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    Conversation & Connection: Practice Having Better Conversations

    Mon, Oct 19, 6:30 PM

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    Conversation & Connection: Practice Having Better Conversations

    Tue, Nov 10, 6:30 PM

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    Conversation & Connection: Practice Having Better Conversations

    Mon, Nov 16, 6:30 PM

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Organisateur de Conversation & Connection - Coquitlam
I help people move through conversation.Most people don’t struggle with what to say, they struggle with what happens while they’re saying it.Overthinking, holding back, trying to get it right, or losing track of the moment. These patterns quietly shape how conversations unfold and often leave people feeling unheard, unclear or disconnected.My work focuses on bringing awareness to those moments.Rather than teaching scripts or techniques, I guide people through real conversations where they can notice how they listen, respond, and express themselves in real time. From that awareness, change happens naturally and then conversations become clearer, more grounded, and more genuine.I facilitate Conversation & Connection sessions, work 1:1 with individuals, and support teams where communication directly impacts outcomes.My approach is simple, practical and deeply human: help people say what they actually mean, in a way others can understand.