I am interested in developing a one day intense workshop to help women
recognize verbal abuse and deal with it. I am looking to find learning
activities that concentrate on enhancing conflict resolution skills
and communication skills. This can be a questionnaire, a group
discussion, a drawing, etc. The most important thing is that the
participants walk away with a learning. It is a way to keep
participants? attention and help their learning in an interesting way.
This is a link that I used for other sessions of my workshop:
http://www.nwlink.com/~donclark/leader/icebreak.html 
I need something similar to this but of course relating to the subject
mentioned above. An ideal answer would include activities where they
can enjoy, learn from and can create a discussion in the session. Some
possible subtopics of conflict resolution skills can focus on
paraphrasing, using ?I? statements and for communication perhaps using
assertiveness skills. The participants in these group activities are
women who are interested to learn how to deal with conflict and
communication in verbal abusive relationships. I will need at least 2
activities of dealing with conflict resolution skills (ex. one of
paraphrasing, one for using "I" statements) and at least 2 for
improving communication skills (ex. for using assertiveness skills).
Also any activities for improving communication skills in general
would be helpful as well. Ask me further questions if you need
clarification on any area. Thanks!

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Clarification of Question by tuffkid-ga on 13 Jul 2005 15:39 PDT

Can anyone answer this please? It's important.

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Request for Question Clarification by crabcakes-ga on 13 Jul 2005 16:45 PDT

Hello tuffkid,

   This question is not in my area of expertise, but I would suspect
no one has answered this question because of the price. A researcher
would earn only $15 of your fee, and this project appears to be one
that would take many hours of research and information compilation.

  Perhaps you would get a response if you offered a higher fee. Just a thought.

  Regards, Crabcakes

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Clarification of Question by tuffkid-ga on 14 Jul 2005 01:43 PDT

Please advise me on a reasonable $ amount. I refered to the pricing
FAQ and thought that $20 is reasonable. I want this answered ASAP, and
would appreciate if you can tell me how much will get this answered.