Communicast Episode 16: Resolving Prison Conflicts with Listening Skills

Oct 6, 2023 | Podcast

In this episode, Scott D’Amico talks to Doug Noll. Doug is an ex-lawyer turned mediator and peacemaker who teaches you how to listen people into existence. Check out the episode to hear Doug discuss the four elements of active listening, the power of storytelling, and how he uses his strategies to turn inmates serving life sentence into peacemakers.

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