PCM Training for your teams
You and your team are one of a kind, complex, and evolving. For that reason, communication is never one-size-fits-all. The power of PCM is that it fits into whatever shape and setting you need. In PCM Core Topics, you learn the logic around which all human behaviours pivot and how to apply the communication model immediately. This training teaches each of your team member what they need to be and stay at their best and equips them with skills to connect to the best in everyone.
PCM for teams improves employee engagement, enhances communication skills and fosters team cohesiveness. All this translates in improved performance and teamwork.
It is taught through didactic input, experiential exercises, group discussion and coaching on the application of the skills. Questions are welcome at any time.
Invest in your team’s synergy!

At the end of the course, your team members will be able to:
At the end of the course, your company will benefit from:
Training Materials Provided

PCM Training delivery: online or face-to-face, to be agreed with Magda.
PCM Training duration: 3 full days.
The agenda of a typical Process Communication Model Training (3 days)
Day 1
| Introducing the Process Communication Model | What is PCM, clinical history, applicability and results |
|---|---|
| Setting Expectations: | Calibrating the course content (case studies and practical exercises) based on participants’ needs |
| Personality Structure: | Defining and understanding the metaphor used by PCM in explaining our Personality |
| Neuroscience and Perceptual Systems: | Understanding the model through which people mentally represent reality and identifying the six perceptual systems discovered by Dr Kahler (thoughts, opinions, emotions, actions, reactions, reflections). Video case-studies |
| PCM Personality Profile: | Participants receive the results of the personality questionnaire, indicating the structure of their personality |
| Personality Types: | Defining and understanding the six Personality Types that form the structure of our personality |
Day 2
| Management/Interaction Styles | Presenting the 4 management styles, with their advantages and disadvantages in relation to each Personality type |
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| Personality Parts: | Describing the 5 energies (words, tones, gestures, facial expressions, posture) used by people in communication and linking them to Personality Types |
| Channels of Communication: | Calibrating the various energies in order to reach good communication and efficient relationship-building |
| Environmental Preferences: Motivation and Psychological Needs: | Discovering the favourite and the unproductive environments for each Personality Type Discovering the 9 fundamental psychological motivators and linking them to each Personality Type |
Day 3
| Personality Phase and Phasing: | Understanding the dynamics that govern the change and evolution of our behaviours and our Psychological Needs. |
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| The Neuroscience of Stress: | Understanding the mechanisms at play when we enter distress and why our behaviours change. |
| Sequences of Distress and Conflict Management: | Understanding the three distress sequences specific for each Personality Type and discovering the most efficient ways to manage potential conflicts. Video case-studies. |
| Interaction Strategies: | Understanding the best communication and management approach for each personality structure and each participant. Role-plays and debriefs. |
| Closing and Handing Certificates | Conclusions, feedback and handing out participation certificates. |
Group size
The group size is between 6 and 14 participants for face-to-face courses and between 4 and 12 participants for online courses.
Who should attend?
Organisations and professionals who make team cohesion and synergy a priority, who want to decrease stress and increase performance and create or strengthen a culture of understanding, connection and engagement.
Language of delivery
English, Romanian.
Invest in your team’s cohesion!


About the instructor
I am a Certified Trainer in the Process Communication Model® (PCM), Emotional Assertiveness® (EA) and a NeuroMindfulness © Master Practitioner.
Previous to this, I have gained over twelve years of experience in multinational organisations in Brazil, Romania, the UK and Germany.
In 2017, after experiencing burnout and long periods of chronic stress, I have decided to re-start my career and turn to subjects that have always interested ma and are closer to my heart: training, psychology and neuroscience.
Since then, I have delivered my PCM training to close to 30 organisations and over 1000 participants on 4 continents.
Clients
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Process Communication Model (PCM) is a psychology-based framework developed by Dr. Taibi Kahler that helps people understand themselves and others through the lens of personality and communication styles. It identifies six basic Personality Types we all have IN us, and four communication channels, enabling individuals to predict their own and others’ behaviors, improve relationships, and foster better team dynamics.
The Process Communication Model (PCM) is a powerful tool that can support professional growth in multiple ways:
- Understand Yourself Better: PCM helps you gain deeper insight into your personality structure, thought patterns, behaviours, decision-making processes, and communication preferences—both how you express yourself and how you prefer to receive messages from others.
- Manage Stress Effectively: It provides a clear framework for recognizing how different personality types react under stress across three distinct phases—and what happens if the stress isn’t addressed in time.
- Lead and Manage with Insight: If you’re a manager, leader, or executive, PCM enables you to understand and lead people more effectively by increasing your awareness of why individuals behave the way they do.
- Improve Relationships: In work relationships, having our teams’ PCM profiles can reveal communication mismatches and help you understand why conflicts arise—making it easier to reconnect and communicate with empathy.
- Support Clients More Effectively: PCM becomes a valuable resource to help clients move past communication blocks, overcome impasses, and navigate challenges more effectively—since many core issues stem from miscommunication.
PCM is a framework that can support people in their professional lives in being more conscious about themselves (self-awareness being the first step in every growth activity that we do). And when we are more aware of how we are constructed and what it means for us, we can learn more about how we can adapt our communication and behaviours to support our colleagues (in regular situations and under pressure). This knowledge will lead us to be better with others: our teams, our colleagues, our employees, our clients and all other stakeholders.
Yes, at the end of the course, each participant receives a Certificate of Participation.
efore the start of the training, you will need to fill in a PCM personality questionnaire (this is known also as the PCM personality test / process communication model test / pcm test online… but in fact, it’s not a test, there’s no right or wrong answer there 🙂 it’s just a questionnaire). The result of this questionnaire is your PCM Personality Profile, which I share with participants during our first day of training. We work based on it throughout the whole training, and it offers a wealth of information about our personality.
Yes, PCM Core Topics (this training) is accredited by CCE: ICF Continuing Coach Education. ICF coaches receive 13 hours of credentials for completing PCM Core Topics (5 in Core Competencies and 8 in Resource Development).
For longer term/larger groups collaborations, certain discounts can be agreed.
We will decide together on the training dates, taking into account your best options and my availability. Please take into account that, in general, my agenda is occupied around two to three months in advance.
Participants to my PCM training are invited to my Facebook community, where I post regularly and keep participants engaged and the know-how alive.

























