ARLINGTON, Texas - s4story -- "We Need to Talk" by Suzanne Seifert Groves is a valuable resource that understands the universal angst associated with those four simple words. With her impressive 35-year career in organizational communication, Groves empathizes with the negative impact this phrase can have on all relationships and presents a compassionate and practical four-step framework for engaging in tough conversations. This concise book recognizes we've all been guilty of mishandling important discussions, resulting in acquiescence, alienation, or even frustration from our staff, clients, partners, children, or neighbors. "We Need To Talk" offers solid principles to revolutionize the way people think and communicate about matters close to their hearts. The process has the power to positively reshape and strengthen all relationships.

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Early reviews hold enthusiastic praise for the book's effectiveness, leaving readers wondering, "Where has this book been all my life?"

"Find wins from teamwork. There's no team unless we make people feel their efforts are valued. Suzanne shows us how to plan our communications and forge better relationships". – Retired Judge, Bob McGrath

"Oh, Suzanne. Where were you when I needed you 20 years ago! Your book is such a practical guide to navigate us through the treacherous waters of all of our relationships. I know I still need to use it now but I could have impacted so many people in an educational setting- could have trained 150 of my teachers annually in using this method to conduct IEP/ARD/504/Dyslexia parent meetings for better outcomes. You could have conducted the trainings." – Linda Moore

"A MUST Read. Transform Your Communication Effectiveness Personally and Professionally. I wish I would have learned about Suzanne's 4 step methodology years ago! Her practical and transformative lessons will positively affect my personal and professional relationships for the rest of my life." – Dr. Kristen O. Bennett

"We Need to Talk" (ISBN 978-1685132958, Black Rose Writing, 2023) is available at online bookstores everywhere.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Over the course of her 35-year career as a professional communications strategist, Suzanne Seifert Groves has managed and led every aspect of corporate communications, having served in leadership roles with several large organizations spanning multiple industries.  In 2020, she was named a 'Top Woman in Communications' in the Visionary category by Ragan Communications/PR Daily in the inaugural year of the award. In 2014, she was one of 24 women recognized as a "Great Woman of Texas" by the Fort Worth Business Press. Her work has been recognized for marketing and communications excellence with more than 350 regional, national and international awards.

Suzanne earned her B.A. in English from The University of Texas at Austin (Hook 'Em Horns) and her M.A. in History from The University of Texas at Arlington. She and her husband reside in Arlington, Texas with their two unwieldy German Shepherd Dogs and one very bossy cat.

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Read an Interview with the Author

https://youtu.be/tHZyJ7bv88A