Stress Management
stress management course... For anyone who wishes to know more about preventing stress, and dealing effectively with its release should it occur; and/or who wantsto learn helpful strategies to help others.
Mindset
Resource Management
resource management... For anyone who would like to do more with less, in terms of limited budgets, and would like to know how to obtain and maximise resources without spending money.
Resilience
resilience training... For anyone who wants to check out and improve their own resilience or support others who may not be so resilient.
Frontline Customer Service
frontline customer service... For anyone that wants to provide excellent customer service and wishes to start with individual responsibility for making a positive difference, leading to a more strategic view of comprehensive customer service across the organisation as a whole.
Wellbeing
wellbeing workshop... For anyone who wants to create a wellbeing strategy and effective practice, now and for the sustainable future.
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Motivation
Six key drivers, and four key inhibitors, that will determine how successfully motivated you are...and how you can support other's motivation
Video:
LSA
How can we consistently make a positive impression on others? This video shows you how...
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Stop Beating Yourself Up
If your own mental wellbeing is an issue, these top ten tips may help...
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Stress Management
10 practical tips to help you prevent getting stressed, then dealing effectively with it if it happens...
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Self Management
self management... Handy tips on how to make the best of yourself, and identifying key skills to aid your personal effectiveness
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Breaking the Spiral of Negative Thinking
Let's face it: we all can be very self-critical, and give ourselves a hard time. These 10 tips may help you break that spiral of negative self-talk.
The Tea and the Stick
'The Tea and the Stick'
Two choices - both equally problematic. Which would you choose? A really good example of thinking outside the box, and challenging assumptions...
