Communication Skills for Working Women Podcast:Effective Communication, Healthy Relationships, Direct Communication
Elizabeth Amorino, Certified Coach and Facilitator; Rosemay Webster, Licensed Therapist, PhD Candidate
13 episodes
2 days ago
Hi! We’re Elizabeth and Rosemay - two friends who are also wives, mothers and working women. Rosemay has lived all over the world working in the field of psychology while Elizabeth has worked in organizational communication. Despite our different backgrounds we both struggled with communication skills.
Unknowingly we both were trying so hard to be the women we thought we were ‘supposed’ to be. Compliant, agreeable, and kind.
After years of consistently feeling unfulfilled, silenced and at odds within ourselves we individually found the confidence that comes through applying simple, yet effective communication skills. No more walking on eggshells or worrying about burning bridges - we’re excited to share everything we’ve learned with you!
Are you ready to learn skills to make you a calm, confident communicator at work and at home so you can pour into the relationships that matter most to you? Join us and move forward in confidence!
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Hi! We’re Elizabeth and Rosemay - two friends who are also wives, mothers and working women. Rosemay has lived all over the world working in the field of psychology while Elizabeth has worked in organizational communication. Despite our different backgrounds we both struggled with communication skills.
Unknowingly we both were trying so hard to be the women we thought we were ‘supposed’ to be. Compliant, agreeable, and kind.
After years of consistently feeling unfulfilled, silenced and at odds within ourselves we individually found the confidence that comes through applying simple, yet effective communication skills. No more walking on eggshells or worrying about burning bridges - we’re excited to share everything we’ve learned with you!
Are you ready to learn skills to make you a calm, confident communicator at work and at home so you can pour into the relationships that matter most to you? Join us and move forward in confidence!
Welcome to Communication Skills for Working Women! Today, you’ll get to know us, your hosts, and hear why we started this podcast. We’re sharing real stories, some challenges we’ve faced, and even a few communication tips you can use. Whether you struggle to speak up in meetings or just want to express yourself more clearly at work this show is for you.
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Connect with us!
Instagram: Communicationskillsforwomen; https://www.instagram.com/communicationskillsforwomen/?hl=en
Visit our website: communicateconnectthrive.com
Email: communicationskillsforwomen@gmail.com
Have you ever had a conversation where it felt like you were saying the same words, but speaking two different languages? In today’s episode, we’re unpacking why definitions matter in effective communication—and how not clarifying them could be killing your conversations before they even begin. We will also be taking 3 words from our listeners and sharing our definitions!
Connect with Us!
Instagram: Communicationskillsforwomen; https://www.instagram.com/communicationskillsforwomen/?hl=en
Visit our website: communicateconnectthrive.com
Email: communicationskillsforwomen@gmail.com
Connection is great but not necessary when we are working together! Even if we want it to be there - it doesn’t have to be to still be productive.
In this episode we share some stories and 5 easy steps you can immediately implement when you are working with someone and the connection just isn’t there.
Shift from like to respect
Clarify communication styles
Take personality off the table
Assume positive intent
Focus on the shared goal
Connect with Us!
Instagram: Communicationskillsforwomen; https://www.instagram.com/communicationskillsforwomen/?hl=en
Facebook:Develop confidence in relationships through effective communication skills
Visit our website: communicateconnectthrive.com
Email: communicationskillsforwomen@gmail.com
Negative thoughts, they show up at some of the most inconvenient times, like in the middle of important conversations and are sometimes hard to recover from, or move past!
In this episode we will give you 4 tactical tools to address those thoughts when they show up.
Name the thought, don’t bury it
Ask, is this fact or feeling?
Redirect to the present
Prepare an empowering mantra
Connect with Us!
Instagram: Communicationskillsforwomen; https://www.instagram.com/communicationskillsforwomen/?hl=en
Facebook:Develop confidence in relationships through effective communication skills
Visit our website: communicateconnectthrive.com
Email: communicationskillsforwomen@gmail.com
Have you ever been in the middle of a conversation and you find yourself judging the other person. This judgment (spoken or thought) can shut down conversations, connection and growth quickly. AND it shows up, because we are humans and sometimes we judge others. So, what do we do? How do we move judgment to curiosity?
In this episode we we offer some mental shifts, questions to produce curiosity and mindset tools. You’ll walk away knowing how to move from judgment to curiosity in your next conversation.
Connect with us!
Instagram: Communicationskillsforwomen https://www.instagram.com/communicationskillsforwomen/?hl=en
Facebook:Develop confidence in relationships through effective communication skills
Visit our website: communicateconnectthrive.com
Email: communicationskillsforwomen@gmail.com
We share language shifts, mindset tools, and a real-life story that shows how curiosity can reduce conflict, preserve connection, and help you communicate your needs without shutting down or escalating.
In this episode, we break down the three levels of listening: listening to speak, listening to understand, and listening for meaning. We share real-life examples, from support groups to high school reunions, showing how each level shapes connection and conversation. You’ll leave knowing how to move from waiting for your turn to talk to truly hearing what’s said—and what isn’t.
In this episode, we explore simple but powerful ways to strengthen your communication at work. We cover how using pauses signals confidence and keeps you from filling silence with “um,” how the Bottom Line Up Front method helps you lead with clarity, and how shifting from over-apologizing to gratitude keeps your tone positive and authoritative. These small shifts help you communicate with more ease, respect others’ time, and maintain your presence in every conversation.
We explore why emotions can feel so convincing, how they shape our perceptions, and how to discern between what you feel and what is actually true. You’ll learn practical ways to honor your feelings without letting them hijack your decisions, including tools from mindfulness, cognitive behavioral approaches, and real-life stories from people who have learned to navigate their inner storms.
Direct communication isn’t harsh—it’s clear, simple, and respectful. In this episode, we break down how saying what you mean can reduce anxiety and build healthier connections.
Being direct can feel scary if you grew up avoiding conflict, but it’s a skill worth learning. This episode guides you through clear, compassionate steps to speak your truth—even when it’s uncomfortable.
Communication Skills for Working Women Podcast:Effective Communication, Healthy Relationships, Direct Communication
Hi! We’re Elizabeth and Rosemay - two friends who are also wives, mothers and working women. Rosemay has lived all over the world working in the field of psychology while Elizabeth has worked in organizational communication. Despite our different backgrounds we both struggled with communication skills.
Unknowingly we both were trying so hard to be the women we thought we were ‘supposed’ to be. Compliant, agreeable, and kind.
After years of consistently feeling unfulfilled, silenced and at odds within ourselves we individually found the confidence that comes through applying simple, yet effective communication skills. No more walking on eggshells or worrying about burning bridges - we’re excited to share everything we’ve learned with you!
Are you ready to learn skills to make you a calm, confident communicator at work and at home so you can pour into the relationships that matter most to you? Join us and move forward in confidence!
