Communication Coaching Consulting
Klaus Dittrich is a specialist in narrative competence, adaptive persuasion, framing, priming and communication accommodation.
PR consultant, mediator, journalist. Executive coaching for everyone who wants impact.
In short: Klaus Dittrich helps leaders, spokespeople and works councils communicate with impact in interviews, negotiations, meetings and on stage. He combines five approaches from communication psychology and rhetoric: telling stories people remember, adapting arguments to the listener, choosing words and frames deliberately, preparing the first impression on purpose, and meeting people at eye level in the way they speak.
Expertise
Each discipline rests on established research. In training, it becomes a practical skill you use in your next meeting, interview or negotiation.
Narrative competence is the ability to present content as a story with a starting point, a conflict and a turning point, and to understand the stories others tell.
Based on Fisher's narrative paradigm (1984); current research: meta-analysis by Braddock & Dillard (2016), review by Green & Appel (2024)
Adaptive persuasion means matching arguments, tone and evidence to the audience, the situation and the goal, instead of sending one fixed message to everyone.
Based on the Elaboration Likelihood Model (Petty & Cacioppo); current research: meta-analysis of 702 experiments on message matching, Joyal-Desmarais et al. (2022)
Framing is the selection and emphasis of certain aspects of an issue. The frame you choose determines how listeners interpret and judge the facts.
Based on Tversky & Kahneman (1981) and Entman (1993); current research: meta-analyses by Steiger & Kühberger (2018) and Amsalem & Zoizner (2022), review by Kühberger (2023)
Priming is the effect by which an earlier stimulus, such as a word, a number or an image, unconsciously shapes how people perceive and judge the information that follows.
Based on semantic priming (Meyer & Schvaneveldt, 1971) and the anchoring effect (Tversky & Kahneman, 1974); current research: Semantic Priming Project (Hutchison et al., 2013), Many Labs replication of anchoring (Klein et al., 2014)
Communication accommodation describes how people move their way of speaking towards a conversation partner (convergence) or deliberately set themselves apart (divergence).
Based on Communication Accommodation Theory (Giles); current research: Giles, Edwards & Walther (2023), a review after 50 years of research
Adaptive persuasion navigator
Your audience decides how you should argue. Two questions tell you which route works: how much does the topic matter to them, and how much time, knowledge and attention can they give it? Pick an audience or set the dials yourself and watch the same message about a new shift model change.
Recommended route
They will examine your arguments closely. Quality of evidence decides.
"The pilot line cut overtime and sick days. The open question is weekend cover, and here is how the new rota solves it. Look at the figures and judge for yourself."
Names and figures in the example messages are fictitious and for illustration only.
Based on the Elaboration Likelihood Model (Petty & Cacioppo, 1986), inoculation theory (McGuire, 1961) and research on one- and two-sided messages (Allen, 1991); current research: meta-analysis on message matching, Joyal-Desmarais et al. (2022).
Priming lab
Four small experiments to try yourself. They show how the first impression shapes how you perceive everything after it, and how to use that in negotiations, interviews and meetings.
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Where it makes the difference
Executives and spokespeople
Interview preparation, rhetoric and presence, crisis communication. One-to-one coaching and shadowing: observing and reflecting together in short sessions.
Works councils
Negotiating with management, speaking at works meetings, communicating in conflict and change, public relations for the council. Including the metal and electrical industry.
Conflict
Out-of-court conflict resolution between council, workforce and management. Staying calm and quick-witted, even with narcissistic or destructive behaviour.
Reputation
Sharpen messages under pressure, test frames before they go public, and communicate sustainability credibly without greenwashing traps.
AI-Assisted Trainings
Communication is learned by practising under realistic pressure. AI sparring partners make that possible between sessions, as often as you like. The analysis, the feedback and the strategy stay with me.
Media and crisis
An AI plays the critical journalist, asks follow-up questions and presses on evasive answers. You practise key messages and bridging phrases until they stick. In coaching we review the recording for frames and traps.
Negotiation
The AI takes the other side, such as management, procurement or a sceptical committee, at a level of toughness you choose. You test anchors, objections and concessions before the real meeting.
Language
Speeches, statements and press releases are checked in advance for negations, borrowed frames, trigger words and first impressions.
Support
Individual exercises with AI feedback between two coaching sessions. Short units, measurable progress and personal support over weeks instead of a single seminar day.
We define the situation, the counterpart and the goal, and configure the AI role.
You train with the AI as often and as long as you like, by keyboard or by voice.
In coaching we review the results, sharpen your messages and plan the next step.
Data protection first. We work with anonymised or re-enacted cases and without confidential company data. We agree in advance which tools are used, with your data protection officer and works council if needed.
Formats
Instead of a single seminar day, the work happens in short, focused sessions with support during implementation.
One-day and multi-day seminars and retreat facilitation, in person, online or hybrid, in German or English.
Two-day intensive training in rhetoric, influence, PR and resilience.
One-to-one support for chairs, executives and spokespeople, before and after the moments that matter.
Seminar calendar
Sample dates: dates, prices and seat numbers are placeholders.
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Prefer an in-house seminar? Every topic is also available exclusively for your team or council, on site or online, on a date of your choice.
Book a briefing callAbout Klaus Dittrich
Klaus Dittrich teaches communication and conflict management at Saarland University and corporate communication at Trier University of Applied Sciences, where he also trained business mediators. He runs media literacy courses for the LMS Saarland media authority and co-initiated MEDIA & ME, an interregional qualification project for media professions.
As a journalist, he spent many years hosting daily programmes, conducting interviews and moderating discussions.
Qualifications
FAQ
Framing is the selection and emphasis of certain aspects of an issue, which shapes how listeners interpret and judge it. The same fact can lead to different decisions: a treatment with a 90 percent survival rate is judged more favourably than one with a 10 percent mortality rate, although both statements are identical.
Priming is the effect by which an earlier stimulus, such as a word, a number or an image, unconsciously shapes how people perceive and judge the information that follows. A well-known example is the anchoring effect: the first number in a negotiation shapes which amounts are later seen as high or low.
Communication accommodation describes how people adjust their speech towards a conversation partner (convergence) or deliberately set themselves apart (divergence). The concept comes from Communication Accommodation Theory, developed by social psychologist Howard Giles. Adjusting pace, vocabulary and tone builds trust and understanding.
Adaptive persuasion is the skill of matching arguments, tone and evidence to the audience, the situation and the goal, instead of delivering one fixed message to everyone. An adaptive communicator recognises whether a listener wants to examine facts or is looking for orientation, and chooses the route that fits.
Narrative competence is the ability to present content as a coherent story with a starting point, a conflict and a turning point, and to understand the stories other people tell. Audiences remember stories far better than lists of facts. No narrative, no acceptance.
Klaus Dittrich works with executives, spokespeople, works councils and teams from companies, associations, trade unions and research institutions.
AI-assisted trainings combine personal coaching with AI sparring partners. Between sessions, participants practise with AI roles such as a critical journalist or the other side in a negotiation. Klaus Dittrich handles the analysis, feedback and strategy in coaching. All work uses anonymised cases and no confidential company data.
Yes. Seminars, retreats and one-to-one coaching are available in German and English, in person, online or hybrid. Klaus Dittrich is based in Munich and Saarbrücken, Germany, and works across the DACH region (Germany, Austria, Switzerland) and Latin America.
Contact
Book a free initial call directly in my calendar, or message me on WhatsApp or by email. A few words are enough: an interview, a negotiation, a crisis or a team.
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Klaus Dittrich
KLAUS DITTRICH – Communication Coaching Consulting
Franz-Joseph-Str. 11
80801 München
Germany
Phone: +49 681 9331 5100
Email: klaus@klausdittrich.de
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(1) Every seminar runs with a minimum of 6 participants.
(2) If the minimum is not reached, the organiser may cancel the seminar no later than 14 days before the start. You will be informed without delay.
(3) In that case you can choose a free transfer to another date, a credit for another seminar or a full refund of any payments within 14 days. Without a reply within 10 days, the payment will be refunded.
(4) The organiser may also run a seminar with fewer participants. This does not affect the services promised or the price.
(1) Cancellation for good cause. If a seminar cannot take place due to illness or accident of the trainer, force majeure (for example severe weather, strikes, fire, pandemic), official orders or the unavailability of the venue, it will be cancelled, if necessary at short notice. You will be informed as early as possible by email, phone or WhatsApp.
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(3) Interruption. If a seminar has to be stopped while in progress, the missed part will be made up or refunded pro rata.
(4) Changes. Minor changes to the schedule, times, venue within the same city or individual content remain possible, provided they do not change the overall character of the seminar and are reasonable for you. You will be informed in good time.
(5) Further costs. Further claims, in particular for travel and accommodation costs or loss of working time, exist only in accordance with section 10 (liability). We recommend booking travel and hotels with free cancellation.
(1) You can withdraw from the contract at any time before the seminar starts. Withdrawal must be made in text form (email is sufficient). The date of receipt by the organiser is decisive.
(2) In the event of withdrawal, the following fees apply, based on the agreed seminar price:
| Withdrawal received | Fee |
|---|---|
| up to 42 days (6 weeks) before the start | free |
| 41 to 15 days before the start | 50 % |
| 14 days or less before the start, or no-show | 100 % |
(3) You remain entitled to prove that the organiser incurred no loss or a significantly lower loss. If a freed seat can be filled from the waiting list, no withdrawal fee is charged and payments are refunded.
(4) Substitute. You can name a substitute free of charge at any time, even on the day of the seminar. The substitute assumes your rights and obligations.
(5) Rebooking. You can rebook once free of charge to another date of the same seminar up to 15 days before the start, subject to availability. After that, a rebooking counts as a withdrawal under paragraph 2.
(6) There is no entitlement to a pro-rata refund for individual seminar days not attended. The statutory right of withdrawal for consumers (section 7) remains unaffected.
Consumers have a statutory right of withdrawal. Businesses have no right of withdrawal; section 6 applies to them.
Information on the right of withdrawal
Right of withdrawal. You have the right to withdraw from this contract within fourteen days without giving any reason. The withdrawal period will expire after fourteen days from the day of the conclusion of the contract.
To exercise the right of withdrawal, you must inform us (KLAUS DITTRICH – Communication Coaching Consulting, Klaus Dittrich, Franz-Joseph-Str. 11, 80801 München, Germany, email: klaus@klausdittrich.de, phone: +49 681 9331 5100) of your decision to withdraw from this contract by an unequivocal statement (for example a letter sent by post or an email). You may use the attached model withdrawal form, but it is not obligatory.
To meet the withdrawal deadline, it is sufficient for you to send your communication concerning your exercise of the right of withdrawal before the withdrawal period has expired.
Effects of withdrawal. If you withdraw from this contract, we shall reimburse to you all payments received from you without undue delay and in any event not later than fourteen days from the day on which we are informed about your decision to withdraw from this contract. We will carry out such reimbursement using the same means of payment as you used for the initial transaction, unless you have expressly agreed otherwise; in any event, you will not incur any fees as a result of such reimbursement.
If you requested to begin the performance of services during the withdrawal period, you shall pay us an amount which is in proportion to what has been provided until you have communicated to us your withdrawal from this contract, in comparison with the full coverage of the contract.
End of the information on the right of withdrawal
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(1) Seminars for works council members are designed as trainings within the meaning of section 37(6) of the German Works Constitution Act (BetrVG). The works council decides on attendance and necessity by resolution. Those registering confirm that a corresponding resolution exists or will be adopted in good time before the seminar.
(2) Under section 40 BetrVG, the costs are generally borne by the employer. On request, the invoice is addressed to the employer and documents for the release from work are provided. If the employer refuses to cover the costs, please inform the organiser without delay; in this case, free withdrawal under section 6 remains possible up to 15 days before the start.
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(2) AI exercises and the AI VR simulation are voluntary. Please do not enter confidential company data or personal data of third parties in AI exercises; we work with anonymised cases. VR headsets can cause dizziness, nausea or headaches in some people. If you have health concerns, please do not take part in the VR exercise or stop it at any time; you will be offered an equivalent alternative.
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(3) No guarantee of success. Seminars impart knowledge and train skills. No particular result is owed, for example in negotiations, interviews, crises, elections or in the effect on third parties. In particular, there is no guarantee that AI search systems or search engines will find, display or cite GEO-optimised content.
(4) No legal advice. Seminar content on legal topics, for example works constitution law, environmental and advertising claims, or liability and data protection in the use of AI, consists of practical introductions to the best of our knowledge. It does not replace legal advice in individual cases.
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Video and audio recordings in camera and interview training are used solely for analysis during the seminar. They are not published, not passed on to third parties, and are deleted after the seminar or, on request, handed over only to the person recorded.
AI exercises and the AI VR simulation are voluntary. We work with anonymised cases. You will be informed about the tools used and their data processing before the exercise. Please do not enter confidential company data or personal data of third parties.
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