Here is our collection of public presentations available from Rae Stonehouse.

Available as a 2 to 3 hour seminar or a four-hour or longer workshop, customizable to your group's needs.

In this session, Rae Stonehouse of Live For Excellence Productions (LFEP), shares strategies to take your manuscript, though to the self-publishing stage.

Available as a 2 to 4-hour seminar or a 6 to 8-hour or longer workshop, customizable to your group's needs. 

In this interactive presentation, Rae Stonehouse of Live For Excellence Productions (LFEP), explores strategies to self-market your self-published e-book.

Workshops are usually longer, often 1 to 2 days. 

Seminars are usually 90 minutes to 3 hours. 

Seminars are frequently more lecture driven with less participant interaction other than answering questions.

At a workshop, trainers/facilitators handle the questions as they arise and often turn them into group discussions.

Rae Stonehouse of Live For Excellence Productions (LFEP) provides a selection of facilitated seminars, workshops, presentations and stand-alone topics of interest to business groups and organizations to help resolve everyday challenges faced by businesses.

All of our workshops & seminars are customizable to your needs.

Contact us to see if we have a solution to your challenge that would work for you.  

The Business Networking Series:  Stand-Alone Seminars/Workshops (duration to be determined based on the needs of the client)

Business Networking 101: The Basics of Networking

Power Networking: Tips & Techniques to Becoming a Power Networker

How High Does Your Elevator Go? How to Create an Elevator Pitch that Opens Doors!

Blow Your Own Horn! Personal Branding for Business Professionals

Referral Marketing Works!

Speaking to Sell

What Comes After the Elevator Pitch?

Tagline Tango: Developing Business Slogans & Taglines That Work

Meetings Plus! Power Strategies to Increase the Effectiveness of Your Business Meetings. 

Workplace Interpersonal Communication/Conflict Resolution Series:

Workshop: Workplace Ogres Be Aware! Practical Tips & Techniques for Resolving Workplace Conflict

This workshop is suitable for professional development training for groups of 20 to 90 and is available as a four to eight-hour session, depending on the depth of the material covered. 

Workshop: Violence at Work! A Practical Approach to Dealing With Workplace Violence

Once upon a time it was safe to go to work. Maybe that was just a fairy tale because times have certainly changed.  Increased violence has become part of our everyday life be it at home or at work.  We read about it daily in the newspaper and are bombarded with it from the television and radio.

Violence at Work!  explores workplace conflict in its many forms. Drawing on his many years of experience working in hazardous clinical settings and situations as a nurse (retired), Rae A. Stonehouse has developed a program that is suitable for a wide range of participants.

Workshop: Assert Yourself!

Effective communication allows us to build healthy relationships in our private lives and healthy partnerships in our business lives.  Ineffective interactions lead to frustration, dysfunctional personal relationships and stagnant organizations.

Assert Yourself! is a training program that teaches you how to confront problematic behavior in yourself and others. Skill development in the areas of effective listening, non-verbal communicating and interpersonal communication help to increase one's level of self-confidence and hence assertiveness.

Workshop: Crisis! What Crisis?

Crisis results from the stress and tension in a person's life. All too often lately we hear stories of how crises have gotten out of control.  The term "going postal" has become part of our everyday language.

As employers, supervisors, and health care workers we are frequently involved in other people's crises. We are often thrust into the position of having to resolve the crisis.

Crisis! What Crisis? explores the nature of crisis and offers proven techniques to resolve crises.

Seminar/Workshop: Communication@Work!

This entertaining & interactive presentation explores healthy and effective communication techniques for getting along in the workplace.

"The problem is not that there are problems. The problem is expecting otherwise and thinking that having problems is a problem." ---Theodore Rubin