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Heron's Six Client Categories of Intervention can be used as a framework to help you understand and improve your business communication skills.
Whether you are helping a team member, employee, client or customer, the model can help you develop greater awareness of your own "helping" style and its impact, and can help you adapt the way you help to improve the outcome and your "helping" relationships.
In the next article, learn about Active Listening, an essential technique if you're to avoid misunderstanding and miscommunication. To read this, click 'Next article' below. Other relevant destinations are shown in the "Where to go from here" list underneath.
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