
Seminars
On-Site or Online.
At Speakout, we deliver transformative seminars directly to your team—whether at your office or virtually through Zoom. Our programs combine scientific knowledge with practical skills and actionable insights, empowering your workforce to drive real change and reach new levels of productivity and engagement.
Have a look.
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Public speaking & Storytelling
Master the art of effective communication by unlocking the power of storytelling. These sessions emphasize structure, delivery, and audience connection, equipping participants with tools to craft compelling narratives that captivate and inspire.
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Pitch with Impact
Turn ideas into action with a powerful pitch. Whether you’re a startup founder or a corporate leader, this program equips you to resonate with key stakeholders and gain the support you need to bring your vision to life.
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Conflict Resolution
This seminar provides a research-based framework for transforming conflict into connection, grounded in Attachment Theory —a well-established psychological model for understanding human relationships. Drawing on the work of leading experts in the field, we examine how emotional safety forms the foundation of effective teams.
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The Stories We Tell Ourselves: Breaking Assumptions
In today’s push for inclusivity, it’s crucial to address the limitations of stereotypes and assumptions. This seminar explores how biases influence perceptions and behaviors. Through introspective activities and group discussions, participants learn to challenge these assumptions and cultivate a more inclusive and empathetic workplace culture.
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Mindful Feedback
Effective feedback is a cornerstone of growth and development. This seminar explores cutting-edge research on feedback dynamics, teaching participants how to deliver constructive input that inspires change, encourages learning, and fosters professional development.
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Persuasive Communication
Discover how to effectively influence and inspire others through a deeper understanding of persuasion. This seminar introduces two dual-process models of thinking: the Elaboration Likelihood Model (ELM) and Daniel Kahneman’s models of fast and slow systems. Participants will also explore three critical variables—motivation, ability, and time—to develop a strategic approach to persuasion.