Category: General

Teaching Mandt – A Certified Instructors Perspective

(Location and names have been withheld, due to privacy of those involved) I teach both the Relational and Technical skills of

Controlling Christmas

We’re all guilty of throwing our weight around from time to time and attempting to control things. Holidays are probably a

I Care, We Care

In my last blog, I wrote about the 4th International Conference on Violence in Healthcare, and shared the ICARE model developed

When Working Alone

Unfortunately, not everyone has the benefit of working with other team members present at all times. In some cases, though a

The Power of Positive Feedback

In my Oct. 12 blog, I referred to a TED talk by Rita Pierson entitled “Every Kid Needs A Champion” where she tells the story

Dignity & Respect

Washington Post writer, Michelle Singletary, recently posed the question “If you pay good money for an airline ticket, should

By Invitation

This past week myself and a colleague were presenting to a State Department on who the Mandt System are, how we want to connect

Raking Leaves

The last two weekends have been busy in my house with the necessary chores of getting ready for winter. In our village we have a

Making Lemonade…

We’ve all heard the saying that when life hands you lemons you should make lemonade, right? Well, I was handed several lemons

Violence in Healthcare

This past week I was in Miami, at the 4th International Conference on Violence in the Health Care Sector. The conference is