Sentences with phrase «actively listens to clients»

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Besides being organized, other critical skills required for a consultant are the ability to actively listen, being proficient at data collection, developing an arsenal of techniques and methodologies to analyze situations, and networking with colleagues, clients, and peers within your field.

When you meet clients in person, you need to learn how to actively listen — listen but also make sure the client stays on task and reveals the right information.

Instead, sit and listen actively to your client during meetings.

Listen actively and attentively while your clients tell their story because it will allow them to open up to you and allow you to focus on the nuances of their narrative at the same time.

If you have any questions anyone that's listening and would like to inquire, we're actively assisting our clients now with OFAC licenses and with meeting different departments of head that pertain to the many different aspects of business that are being investigated.

It's pretty hard to show a client you are actively listening when they can't see you.

• Listen actively to clients» wishes and concerns during each consultation.

Professional Summary Compassionate Social Worker who actively listens and builds trust to help clients... resolve personal issues and achieve life goals.

Michael does not only emphasize the importance of listening, processing and reflecting on his client's concerns, but also actively giving them tools necessary to progress further in treatment.

Using an integrative approach, she will actively listen and work with the clients to identify their needs and goals, to hold the space for them to process difficult emotions such as angst, shame, grief, and to guide them into discovering more about themselves, their relational patterns and their approach to the world.

While the fundamental therapeutic skills — joining and motivating clients, listening actively and intuitively, clarifying issues and relationship patterns — are as relevant to successful therapy as ever, there are new applications for those skills that can make therapy more effective with today's crop of adolescents.

«We must work to lessen their detrimental effects by actively listening and engaging the client in discussion about their feelings toward their retirement income, education, and misconceptions, while sincerely sharing our clients concerns.»