In Season 2 of The Communication Architect, Dr. Dunne unpacks the core competencies for developing trust, value, and camaraderie in the workplace. Episode 6 assesses the root of friction and frustration in today's organizations, from high turnover rates to lack of recognition to staggering rates of disengagement. Can we break the cycle of dysfunction in modern workplace communication? Yes! As culture shapers, we can transform an organization from a den of division to a hub of healing! In this episode, Dr. Dunne draws from her studies in communication and human and organizational development to encourage the development of practical traits that will take your organization to the next level. In Season 2, you'll learn how to embrace differences as strengths, to utilize open communication formats, to foster environments of intergenerational mentorship, and to develop cultures of value and trust where every generation and personality type feels heard and believed in. Be the change in your organizational culture by becoming a Communication Architect! 

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In this episode, Part 2 of The Friendship Formula, Dr. Dunne continues to unpack the practical and theoretical social science research on relational development. Many of us try to find our worth, value, identity, and purpose in external identities, but the health of our interpersonal relationships really depend on facing an alternate truth: we will never be able to maintain healthy relationships with others if we do not first possess a healthy sense of self. Breaking the paradigm on fierce independence, this episode explains the socio-emotional base for vulnerability, demonstrating how our natural human insufficiencies are designed to draw us outside of ourselves, connecting us to others sociologically, biochemically, and generationally. There is freedom in our frailty. 

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In this podcast, Dr. Lisa Dunne offers a social science perspective on the concept of relational development. Drawing from studies like Knapp's Stages of Relational Development and modern neuroscience research on the bonding hormone, oxytocin, Dr. Dunne shows how we can take simple, practical steps toward building a healthy relational base -- and why this type of community is vital to our emotional, mental, and physiological well-being. In an era where loneliness and isolation have reached epidemic proportions at the global level, this podcast offers helpful step-by-step solutions for positive change founded in both experiential learning and the trusted academic literature of theology, psychology, and neuroscience. 

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I'm Dr. Lisa Dunne, and I'm so glad you've joined us today on The Communication Architect! In Episode 3, Cultivating Peace in the Age of Anxiety, we are talking about a topic that is near to my heart. I've worked with the next generation for almost two decades, and in case you haven't heard about the ongoing struggles, mental health has reached a crisis point in the two youngest generations. In this episode, I share my own battles with anxiety, fear, and depression to encourage new ways of communicating strategically about these issues and to help us all develop solutions for change -- both personal and global. If you'd like more tips on helping the next generation, see my blog The GenZ Gap at DrLisaDunne.com. 

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I'm Dr. Lisa Dunne, and thanks for joining me here on The Communication Architect! In Episode 2, The War of Words, we address some of the foundational principles of the power of the spoken word. Some of the negative communication we receive is unintentional -- we pick up on a casual or accidental phrase and allow it to take root. Sometimes, though, those words are intended messengers of ill will -- words that are sent to deceive, desensitize, or destroy us. The self-talk that emerges from our responses to this communication will color our relationships with self and others. Episode 2 will help you develop the intrapersonal skills you need to be a Communication Architect. 

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Hi, and welcome to The Communication Architect! I'm Dr. Lisa Dunne, and for the last two decades, I've had the privilege of working with thousands of people from all generations, helping them develop effective communication strategies. I grew up in a home that didn't model effective communication, relational resilience, or emotional health, but through my doctoral studies, I discovered some fascinating tools and tips that helped me take my internal and external communication to the next level. In Episode 1, we'll talk about the incredible design of the human brain, creating a foundation for the development of the new patterns that will create the scaffolding you need to become a Communication Architect. 

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