CoDiscovery

It’s all about Trust

When we meet a new patient for the very first time, what matters the most? 1. Showing we are skilled,…

9 years ago

Emotional Connection is Key

COMMUNICATION Emotion makes a person take action now. When they hear a message honestly and sincerely delivered they tend to…

9 years ago

The Codiscovery Interview

ICO-DISCOVERY INTERVIEW This interview process facilitates the learning for both the patient and the doctor. It is a process to…

9 years ago

A Co-Discovery Method to Consider

COMMUNICATING QUALITY TO OUR PATIENTS Robert L. Cunningham, D.D.S. Helping our patients/clients to value fine dentistry has everything to do…

9 years ago

Co-discovery & Co-diagnosis – What’s the Difference?

Bob Barkley is largely credited for bringing two terms into our profession's lexicon: "Co-discovery" and "Co-diagnosis". And as a consequence,…

9 years ago

CoDiscovery – Facilitated Self-Confrontation

It is customary for dentists and team members to want -and to work at establishing- conflict-free "friendships" with patients. Unfortunately…

9 years ago

Commitment is Key

There are two distinctly different ways patients will say "yes" to treatment. Some say "yes" because the dentist has positional…

10 years ago

Experiential Learning is Key

We all have goals in our lives, and so do our patients. These goals may include learning a new technique,…

10 years ago