Are you ready to build deeper, more meaningful connections – whether you’re nurturing existing relationships or starting fresh?
In this session we’ll explore the essential human needs that lie at the heart of trust, closeness and long-term connection.
Using insights from psychology and human-behaviour science, you’ll learn how to intentionally create relationships that feel genuine, nourishing, and built to last.
What will we cover?
The fundamental human needs that drive connection and belonging – why we crave them, and how unmet needs can sabotage relationships.
How to recognise and respond to those needs – in yourself and in others – to foster mutual respect, trust and emotional safety.
Practical strategies for turning vulnerability, honesty and emotional intelligence into the building blocks of strong relationships.
Communication habits and behavioural choices that deepen connection rather than erode it.
Guidance on how to begin new relationships (friendships, romantic or professional) in a grounded, authentic way so they have the best chance of growing into something real and long lasting.
By the end of the class you’ll walk away with a clear understanding of how human needs influence relationships – and a set of practical tools to build, nurture or repair relationships in your personal or professional life.
What will you need?
Just bring a notebook, a pen and an open mind. Be ready to reflect, ask questions, and see possibilities in the way you relate to others
Accessibility
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Closed Captions
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Discounted Early Bird Tickets
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Free Tickets for First Nation Attendees
Who will be teaching?
He helps people understand human behaviour, build emotional intelligence, and develop practical strategies for better communication, leadership, and connection.
Steve’s down-to-earth approach makes complex ideas simple and usable – helping individuals and teams reduce stress, resolve conflict, and create stronger relationships in every area of life.
Link to more free Professional Development Resources and more information about Steve Barker.
Important info:
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Any other questions or ways we can assist with accessibility? Just email us at melbourne@lanewaylearning.com