Good listening is more than staying quiet while someone else talks. It’s the ability to understand what someone is really communicating, ask better questions, and create conversations where people feel heard and valued.

In this practical workshop, you’ll learn simple tools for listening with greater attention, responding thoughtfully, and navigating conversations with clarity and care. Whether you lead a small group, serve in ministry, mentor others, or simply want to become a better friend and communicator, these skills can strengthen the way you connect with people.

Come ready to practice—not just learn about—what it means to listen well.

Brandon is a leadership facilitator, public health strategist, and youth advocate with over a decade of experience designing programs to empower individuals and organizations. His work spans nonprofit, academic, and corporate sectors, where he helps people build inclusive, engaging, and effective spaces and conversations.