Workshop Announcement | May 23 (Sat.) “Key Skills for Effective Interpersonal Relationships: Boundaries, Responsibility, and Communication Techniques”

Workshop Announcement | May 23 (Sat.) “Key Skills for Effective Interpersonal Relationships: Boundaries, Responsibility, and Communication Techniques”

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“Relationships are not built on compliance, but on understanding.”

The Counseling and Guidance Center warmly invites you to participate in the workshop “Key Skills for Effective Interpersonal Relationships: Boundaries, Responsibility, and Communication Techniques.” This program helps participants master the three essential competencies for healthy interpersonal relationships in a single session.

1. Date and Time

May 23, 2026 (Saturday), 09:30–16:30

2. Speaker

Ms. Jin Yin-Ru, Licensed Counseling Psychologist

3. Venue

Counseling and Guidance Center
Room GA108, Student Activity Center

4. Participant Benefits

Lunch provided
Dormitory participation points
Official completion hours certification

5. Workshop Overview

This workshop guides participants in exploring three key dimensions of interpersonal effectiveness: boundaries, responsibility, and communication skills.

Participants will be invited to practice communication approaches that foster understanding, healthy boundaries, accountability, and clear expression, enabling relationships that are both comfortable and meaningful.

Key topics include:

From “compliance” to “understanding”: the real reasons relationships become strained
Boundaries are not coldness—they are the foundation of mature relationships
Unclear responsibility leads to confusion: who is responsible for what in relationships?
You are not unable to communicate—you simply have not been taught effective expression
When relationships become tense, conflicting, or emotionally charged, the goal is not suppression or escalation, but firm, courageous, and non-aggressive expression—a skill that requires practice