Lunchtime Webinars
Join us once more and take part in some topical and interactive lunchtime webinars delivered by Neil Harris. Available for groups as an in-house course.
How to have effective challenging conversations
Date: 11th May 2021 Time: 12:00-13:00
Course Reference: CP/21/851
Price: Member: £28 + VAT Non-Member: £39 + VAT.
Many of us avoid having those difficult conversations we know we need to have. Whether they are at work or at home we can go to great lengths to avoid the upset and discomfort we fear they will create. Knowing what to say is only part of the challenge, we also need to think about HOW to have these challenging but ultimately courageous conversations and this workshop will consider the key elements of conducting these in a positive and constructive way.
How people react to change and how you can support them
Date: 18th May 2021 Time: 12:00-13:00
Course Reference: CP/21/852
Price: Member: £28 + VAT Non-Member: £39 + VAT.
The past six months have demonstrated just how unsettling change can be and how important it is to understand the human impact of change. This session looks at how people respond to change and what we can do to support them effectively to accept and move forward with change rather than against it.
The neuroscience of human behaviour under pressure
Date: 25th May 2021 Time: 12:00-13:00
Course Reference: CP/21/853
Price: Member: £28 + VAT Non-Member: £39 + VAT
Understanding what’s happening in our brain when we are in ‘fight or flight’ mode can have a huge impact on our ability to regulate our own behaviour and the behaviour of others. This workshops looks at a variety of models and ideas about how to explain what happens and what we can do to keep ourselves calm and help diffuse and de-escalate emotional situations.
Reaping the Benefits of Remote Working
Date: 1st June 2021 Time: 12:00-13:00
Course Reference: CP/21/854
Price: Member: £28 + VAT Non-Member: £39 + VAT
Working from home has increased exponentially over the past months and with the Government’s recent announcement, many people are set to be working from home for at least the next six months. This is now becoming embedded as an effective permanent approach rather than a temporary solution to a crisis. There are huge benefits to working in this way and in this webinar, we will explore these and look at social and psychological contracts, maintaining contact with others and working collaboratively.
Mental Health MOT – Must Offer Time
Date: 8th June 2021 Time: 12:00-13:00
Course Reference: CP/21/855
Price: Member: £28 + VAT Non-Member: £39 + VAT
Our mental health requires exercise in exactly the same way as our bodies. This webinar looks at what we mean by mental fitness and how we can build our own and support those around us during these challenging and uncertain times – it doesn’t happen by itself we Must Offer it our Time.
Leadership and the Power of Story
Date: 15th June Time: 12:00-13:00
Course Reference: CP/21/856
Price: Member: £28 + VAT Non-Member: £39 + VAT
As leaders we are always looking for new and creative ways to help our teams think and work innovatively. So, What’s in a story?
“Stories are the secret reservoirs of values; change the stories that individuals or nations live by and tell themselves and you change the individuals and the nations’
Ben Okri – OBE & Booker Prize Winner
In this session we explore our favourite stories, what they mean to us and how we can use them to articulate and better understand our values. We also look at 6 types of story, crafting our own to create our own sense of identity and help define our approach to Leadership and inspire others.
How to apply:
Please use the Booking form to enrol.
