Three Workshop Series: Oct 4, Oct 18 and Nov 1 - This learning series shines a light on the latest neuroscience, research and trends in working with others, translating theory into practical, tangible tools, approaches and strategies.
Workshop 1: Working with high emotion in the public arena reviews the neuroscience of how emotions are created and their impact on trust and relationships. Experiment with practical, tangible tools in your projects and processes.
Workshop 2: The neuroscience of conflict transformation integrates strategies for conflict transformation with new research and practices in overcoming polarization and de-escalating high tension situations.
Workshop 3: Stress and resilience in challenging times exposes you to the science of working with stress, improving your personal resilience and the resilience of your team to work in the public arena in challenging times.
Three Workshop Series: This learning series brings the practices of integration and polarity management together for transforming polarization and disconnection in the public arena.
The course is self-paced. Move as quickly or slowly as you like. With an introductory video lecture and then 4 modules with videos, materials, resources and assignments grow your leadership at your own pace.
LIVE virtual workshop on February 24th to kick-start this 4 module program. The course is self-paced. After the intro session, move as quickly or slowly as you like. All materials will be available after the live workshop on February 24th.
This introduction to bravely leading challenging conversations will dive into the leadership competencies and strengths needed now in the public arena and how to work with high emotion to shift the conversation.
This is the LAST offering of this IAP2 course in 2022. There will be 4 live webinars for this course: June 20, 22, 27 and 29. All sessions will run from 11:00am to 2:00pm eastern time.
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