An unwell, burnt out, and disconnected culture breeds quiet quitting, loud quitting, diminishes a sense of trust, and increases the risk of people experiencing psychosocial hazards.
Persons conducting a business or undertaking (PCBU) must eliminate risks of these hazards in the workplace, or if that is not reasonably practicable, minimise the risks so far as is reasonably practicable (SafeWork NSW).
Leaders are your first line of defence and can be instrumental in contributing to a supportive, connected and respectful organisational climate.
With a neurobiological approach, the workshop helps leaders foster a connected, collaborative, engaged, trusting and inclusive team culture as a protective factor for managing the risks of certain psychosocial hazards.
This workshop is for frontline leaders and HR Professionals. Enable your leadership to respectfully engage your workforce to mitigate the risks of psychosocial hazards and foster a psychologically safe environment.
All workshops come with a digital playbook – a coaching resource that aids the embedding of workshop learnings and participant application. Participants can use this resource pre/during/post the workshop.
Listed in the HRD Global 100, Charlotte is a highly regarded Wellbeing, Leadership and Culture Specialist, who is known for her authenticity and energy. Underpinned by formal study in Positive Psychology & Wellbeing, Mindfulness, and coaching, is her almost two decades of practical experience in training and coaching a diverse range of clients both Nationally and Internationally.
During her career in strategically transforming cultures, Charlotte has seen the devastating ripple effect workplace psychosocial hazards can have on individuals, their teams, their families, and their communities. Charlotte specialises in supporting leaders and teams, with a specific focus on optimising the social brain to build a culture of care with quality connections and engagement, a protective factor for psychosocial hazards. Through this work, people and workplaces can thrive.
Why psychology? At 16, during a hockey camp, Charlotte discovered her lifelong passion for psychology, improvement, and personal potential with the help of a sports psychologist. Much to the dismay of her husband and children, she's always talking about the importance of wellbeing, and having a growth mindset! At least her clients appreciate it - they always ask her back, so that’s proof, right?!
Listed in the HRD Global 100, Charlotte is a highly regarded Wellbeing, Leadership and Culture Specialist, who is known for her authenticity and energy. Underpinned by formal study in Positive Psychology & Wellbeing, Mindfulness, and coaching, is her almost two decades of practical experience in training and coaching a diverse range of clients both Nationally and Internationally.
During her career in strategically transforming cultures, Charlotte has seen the devastating ripple effect workplace psychosocial hazards can have on individuals, their teams, their families, and their communities. Charlotte specialises in supporting leaders and teams, with a specific focus on optimising the social brain to build a culture of care with quality connections and engagement, a protective factor for psychosocial hazards. Through this work, people and workplaces can thrive.
Why psychology? At 16, during a hockey camp, Charlotte discovered her lifelong passion for psychology, improvement, and personal potential with the help of a sports psychologist. Much to the dismay of her husband and children, she's always talking about the importance of wellbeing, and having a growth mindset! At least her clients appreciate it - they always ask her back, so that’s proof, right?!
Listed in the HRD Global 100, Charlotte is a highly regarded Wellbeing, Leadership and Culture Specialist, who is known for her authenticity and energy. Underpinned by formal study in Positive Psychology & Wellbeing, Mindfulness, and coaching, is her almost two decades of practical experience in training and coaching a diverse range of clients both Nationally and Internationally.
During her career in strategically transforming cultures, Charlotte has seen the devastating ripple effect workplace psychosocial hazards can have on individuals, their teams, their families, and their communities. Charlotte specialises in supporting leaders and teams, with a specific focus on optimising the social brain to build a culture of care with quality connections and engagement, a protective factor for psychosocial hazards. Through this work, people and workplaces can thrive.
Why psychology? At 16, during a hockey camp, Charlotte discovered her lifelong passion for psychology, improvement, and personal potential with the help of a sports psychologist. Much to the dismay of her husband and children, she's always talking about the importance of wellbeing, and having a growth mindset! At least her clients appreciate it - they always ask her back, so that’s proof, right?!
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