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Interpersonal Group Communication

Interpersonal Group Communication is a vital component of effective teamwork and collaboration. It refers to the exchange of information, ideas, and emotions between individuals within a group setting. Unlike one-on-one conversations, this type of communication involves multiple participants and requires a balance of listening, speaking, and interpreting verbal and nonverbal cues. Whether in professional teams, social groups, or academic projects, interpersonal group communication shapes how decisions are made, how conflicts are resolved, and how relationships are built.

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Interpersonal Group Communication

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  1. Home Groups ▼ Coaching ▼ Psychotherapy  About ▼ Book Register $0.00 0 items Internal Family Systems × × Interested in learning more about Authentic Communication Groups?   Sign up for a free 30-minute zoom conversation with one of our seasoned facilitators.   Book Free Conversation The second pillar that supports authentic communication is Internal Family Systems (IFS), developed by Richard Schwartz, a powerful way to understand yourself, heal, and grow. Our psyches are made up of different parts, sometimes called subpersonalities or inner voices. Each part has its own perspective, feelings, needs, memories, and goals. For example, one part might have an intense desire to share something vulnerable while another part is  Book Free Consultation

  2. terri?ed to speak up. We all have parts like the inner critic, the wounded child, the people pleaser, the ?erce controller, and the judge. In group, we ?nd it useful to speak for our parts  rather than from our parts because it helps us self-regulate. For example, we might say, “A part of me wants to share something I found hurtful because I want understanding. Another part of me is terri?ed that I won’t belong.” Understanding our parts helps build connection to Self. The goal of IFS is to help us recognize our spiritual center, or Self, which is grounded in connection, compassion, creativity, clarity, curiosity, calm, con?dence and courage. We all have two basic types of parts—protectors who want to keep us safe from pain, and exiles or wounded parts that experience pain and shame.

  3. We can learn to speak from Self energy, by developing an empathic relationship with each of our parts, and helping our wounded parts to heal. The group learns to befriend defense mechanisms so that all parts of all people are welcome. We do this by slowing down and establishing a clear and present focus on the body, so that our experience can be metabolized. We digest the past by harvesting and integrating what is happening in the present. And in the present moment, we feel into our body, we open to sensations and feelings, we engage, and we connect deeply to ourselves and others. To learn about the next pillar of authentic communication, explore the Here and Now. About About Facilitators Nonviolent Communication Internal Family System Here and Now Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Useful links Blogs

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