Publications

Using the interpretation booklet (FSP) individuals working with a facilitator, or on their own, quickly gain appreciation of style strengths and excesses. Suggestions for managing oneself serve as a guide through the calm and storm that occur in every workplace.  Click here for purchasing options.

High school and post-secondary students who have spent more time in school than in the work force are the intended users of this 8 1/2 x 11, 40 page illustrated booklet.

Upon completing the online Intimate Partner Profile (IPP), individuals working alone or together, with or without a professional counselor, will find the insights, understandings and recommendations provided by the IPP interpretation booklet are both practical and powerful. Click here for more information about the format options.

Working with Style is the Facilitator Manual written to accompany the Friendly Style Profile™ (FSP).  It includes guidelines for analyzing FSP scores, step-by-step instructions for working with groups to understand and respect style differences, as well as suggestions for working with individuals, and a presentation of skills to help manage style.  We now offer Working With Style exclusively in a pdf format.

See What I Mean is a two-person, verbal exchange exercise designed by GroundWork to improve listening skills within intimate partnerships.  Whole brain listening requires hearing, imagining and feeling what your intimate partner is presenting and, in your own words, briefly checking to see if that’s what your partner meant to communicate.  Using the 26-card stimulus pack, as well as the definition and criteria sheet, See What I Mean helps participants improve their skill with the communication power tool, paraphrasing.