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RMTV Training Session – Wednesday 10th November, 1.30-4.30pm: Communication Simulation via Microsoft Teams

RMTV Training Session - Wednesday 10th November 1:30pm-4:30pm: Communication Simulation with Dr Kim Lim

Dear All,
 
The RMTV Training Session on Wednesday 10th November, 1:30pm-4:30pm is exclusively for the first FOUR respondents. Each participant has been notified by email and will be given a 45-minute time slot each. 
 
Date/Time: Wednesday 10th November, 1.30-4.30pm
Topic: Communication Simulation
Facilitator: Dr Kim Lim
Location: via Microsoft Teams
 
 
Given the current COVID restrictions, we will run this session (and potentially future sessions) online via Microsoft Teams. Therefore, can interact and participate in the session virtually. We aim to have further communication simulation sessions in November, with one pertaining to today’s session with Dr Wendy Castle (Verbal De-Escalation of Agitation/Aggression), which you will be welcome to register.
 
If participant’s could please join the session at their prescribed starting time, that would be much appreciated. There will be no additional audience other than the facilitator, actor and RMTV members. Please notify if you are unable to participate as early as possible as there are TWO registrars on the waiting list
 
Kind regards,

RMTV

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