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Why Are They Still Called “Soft” Skills? Reframing the Essentials of Conflict Resolution

Why Are They Still Called “Soft” Skills? Reframing the Essentials of Conflict Resolution

by GoodSense | May 3, 2025 | Conflict Resolution

In the NHS, social care, and education sectors, frontline staff are exposed daily to emotionally charged and high-stress situations. Whether it’s a distressed patient, a confused resident, or a pupil in crisis, these moments require more than procedures — they demand...
The Pressures Facing General Practice in England: Managing Challenging Behaviour in Healthcare

The Pressures Facing General Practice in England: Managing Challenging Behaviour in Healthcare

by GoodSense | Mar 28, 2025 | Conflict Resolution

Introduction General practice in England is facing an unprecedented level of pressure. With an increasing patient load, staff shortages, and mounting administrative demands, healthcare professionals in GP surgeries are also dealing with another critical issue: a rise...

10 facts about conflict management training

by JohnDale | Jun 22, 2018 | blog posts, Conflict Management, Conflict Resolution

Conflict management training is commonplace across a wide range of working environments and sectors. We’ve been delivering it to customers, ranging from teachers and ambulance staff, to door workers and council employees for more than two decades. But as much as the...

CASE STUDY: Serving Revolution’s bar managers with conflict resolution and restraint awareness training

by JohnDale | Nov 23, 2017 | blog posts, Conflict Resolution, Door Supervisor Training, News

Revolution is an established brand within the UK’s restaurant and bar industry, with more than 50 venues across the country. They approached us for a number of reasons, including the fact they wanted to make sure their staff had the skills and confidence to reduce the...

What goes into conflict resolution training from GoodSense?

by JohnDale | Oct 19, 2017 | blog posts, Conflict Resolution, News

For more than 20 years, our tailored conflict management and physical intervention training courses have been empowering staff to remain safe in their workplaces. But what is it about our training that makes it so effective, what does it cover and what is our vision...

Three signs your trainer will provide you with world-class conflict management training

by JohnDale | Oct 12, 2017 | blog posts, Conflict Management, Conflict Resolution, News

When you’re researching something you’ve never done before or have very little knowledge of, it can be difficult to know if you’re choosing the right option or not. The same can be said if you’re looking for somebody to provide you with physical intervention or...
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