How to improve Communication Skills: Pure Listening

Communication can be received in three ways: Positive listening, Negative listening, and Pure listening.

Pure listening is a quality of being and a skill that caregivers can bring to their patients and their families. It involves listening without interference, neither adding nor taking away from what is being communicated. Pure listening is like a clear mirror receiving exactly what is being said, nothing more and nothing less.

Discover how to navigate conflict in relationships and stormy weather with ease using the Safe Harbor Method. Gain the skills needed to reach emotional safety and connection.

The Safe Harbor Method is a simple technique that can help resolve common communication issues in relationships through alternating 2-minute sharing/listening, creating a safe zone for deep connection.

Ken Hopper used to work as a patrol officer for the San Francisco Golden Gate Bridge and intervened in an estimated 200 suicide attempts, saving their lives. His main technique was simple: to listen.