Reviews for Therapeutische Kommunikation

The average rating for Therapeutische Kommunikation based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-02-16 00:00:00 Lance Sealey For anyone new or is particularly studious in the modern world of fundraising, Ken Burnett's 89 Timeless ideas is well worth a read. Personally, I'm fairly new in fundraising but can instantly recognise elements of what Burnett says in his book. Some may say that fundraising doesn't require particular skills or even that it doesn't classify as a 'profession' but it cannot be denied that fundraising requires a multitude of behaviours, understanding that is underpinned by effective communication. It is this communication and engagement that is documented and presented to the reader. These nuggets are written in an understandable, non-scientific manner making it an essential addition to anyone involved with charitable organisations or even in face to face environments.

Review # 2 was written on 2013-03-31 00:00:00 Patrick Jesu Not a bad book, but few penetrating insights. In the author’s defense, he offers a focus on approach rather than technique. He’s a seasoned practitioner who demonstrates a solid grasp of his material (e.g., “Fundraising isn’t about asking for money. It’s about inspiring people to believe that they can make a difference—and then helping them to make it”).