AIRED: January 13, 2014– 11 am PST www.latalkradio.com
AUDIO REPLAY/DOWNLOAD Available 01-15-14
TITLE: “Science and Technology for Building better Family Relationships”
SPECIAL GUEST: Keith Dorscht
The internet and social media has often been criticized for taking away from truly meaningful relationships. Keith Dorscht share how technology is a dominant factor in our lives and will continue to be so. He brings new insight in how it can facilitate face to face interactions that support the brains relational functions and build meaningful relationships whether they need to be re-opened, repaired or maintained.
Think of the last important conversation you tried to have. How did it turn out? Did you argue? Were voices raised? Did it go nowhere or worse, did it end up the same place it always ends up? How would you like to see that change?
How would you like both you and your spouse, teen or child to be heard, understood, valued and rightly responded to? Well, it is possible. Today, you are going to learn from relationship and communication expert Keith Dorscht how to easily engage in meaningful talk.
Keith’s approach to communication may be unfamiliar to most but once presented and illustrated through powerful stories many of you will see the dots connected, hope restored and most importantly a way to easily implement all Keith shares so that meaningful talk becomes a regular occurrence in your life.
ABOUT KEITH DORSCHT
Keith Dorscht is the Creator of The Communication Cure, an Internet based tool that easily builds relationships through meaningful talk. Keith is first and foremost a husband of 18 years and a very proud father of 6 children age 17-6 years.
Professionally Keith has guided over 450 couples through weeklong relationship building intensives. Additionally, Keith has spent 20,000 hours helping families and individuals heal from life’s pains and grow to reach their full potential in life.
Keith’s successful approach and tools for resolving communication problems has earned the praise of doctors, teachers, Army chaplains and therapists around the continent.
