Conflict Regulation in Diverse Working Environments (in English) | Online-Workshop on 08. & 09.09.2027
8. September 2027 : 9:45 - 9. September 2027 : 14:00
Diversity naturally comes with an increase in conflict. That is not a failure and not a sign that something has gone wrong: the more heterogeneous a group, the fewer expectations it shares tacitly, and the more difference has to be negotiated openly. Handled well, these conflicts move something. Handled badly, they simply repeat — exhausting both the people and the system.
This workshop starts with what a conflict actually is and what it is doing, and then turns to the part that decides how it goes: your own capacity to regulate yourself inside it. That capacity has two sides, and most of us are strong on one and avoid the other — holding a position versus letting one go. The real question is whether you can do either one without breaking the working relationship. We work with your own cases and with widening your range: more direct or more dialogical, more listening or more assertive, depending on what the situation calls for. There is no one-size-fits-all recipe, which is why the work is on your own capacity to read the situation and to bear the uncertainty that comes with it.
Workshop-Trainer: Dr. Insa Flachsbarth, Coach, Speaker & Conflict Counsellor
Please note: This event will be held in English and on two days online!
Day 1: Tuesday, 08.09.2027, 09:45-14 h
Day 2: Wednesday, 09.09.2027, 09:45-14 h
As part of the funding of Pro Exzellenzia lead by the European Union and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, we are required to comply with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (CFR). You can find more information in the CFR Guidelines here: https://www.esf-hamburg.de/charta-der-grundrechte-617670. Acknowledgement of the Charter of Fundamental Rights is mandatory for participation in our program. Please confirm that you have read and acknowledged it during the registration process.
Please provide your private residential address during registration, as one of the eligibility requirements is that your primary residence is in the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. Alternatively, you may also participate if your primary residence is outside Hamburg, if you can demonstrate that you are employed in Hamburg.

