Will-Skill Defined

Having trouble with challenging or stonewalling co-workers, family, friends, or other relationships? It's not for lack of effort, emotional investment, sincerity, integrity, intention, or trust. But it might be a glitch in a technical skillset of a type you probably didn't even know you had.

The Will-Skill Program teaches a skill set for working groups and individuals that want to improve their leadership, communication, and relationship skills. Will-Skill tools are based on social choices that are instinctual. The knowledge base was discovered through work with wild and phobic animals and is so primal, "it's hard to describe in words." Will-Skill is unlike anything you've ever learned before.

I am a professional animal behaviorist, a psychological rehabilitator of animals of all kinds. After helping the animal, I teach their owner to communicate using this same set of tools. Using only timing to influence their counterpart's decisions, they can learn to avoid traps like confusion, anxiety, and manipulation.

Invariably, most owners ask, "Will these tools work with my teenager? With my wife? With my boss? With my employees? Does it work between groups? The answer resulted in the Will-Skill Curriculum and an upcoming book.

Will-Skill classes present a series of engrossing yet hilarious nonverbal activities designed to teach you the basics of explaining your intent clearly. PC lingo, body language, and verbal language have NO part in this program! Laugh your way through a "maze" of "silent" challenges and games that reveal your hidden communication abilities and blockers. Next, apply your new skills to real life examples. The implications are staggering, and the applications infinite. A must for both the fumbling and the expert communicator, every relationship can benefit. Learn to apply your primal instincts to improve your life, your work, and your world.

-Casey Sugarman

Partnership Engineering Founder

Casey Sugarman has been gathering unique experiences as an animal behaviorist and an organizational operations expert for many years. Sugarman spent 10 years in exotic animal case management as veterinary biologist at Boston's New England Aquarium and was co-designer of the Aquarium's Medical Center Interactive Veterinary Hospital Exhibit. Sugarman has translated animal-intense experience into applications for improving human social dynamics. Experiential learning models that apply to all species from octopus to human led Sugarman to develop Will-Skill, an applied choice-modification skillset curriculum. Will-Skill has applications in human education and training, medical case management, physical and psychological rehabilitation, and business learning. Sugarman teaches the Will-Skill method of communication to trainers, educators, coaches, associations, and companies. Sugarman earned her degree in Biology and Philosophy from Boston University and lives in Lyme, Connecticut.