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What We Do
What We Do
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Psychological Safety at Work
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Psychological safety is about creating an environment where feedback is given candidly, mistakes are freely admitted, and people can learn from each other. Members of a team will feel psychologically safe when they share the belief that they will not be exposed to interpersonal or social threats to their self, their social standing or their career.
A psychologically safe team can be summarised as one that trusts each other to test ideas without judgment, confidently voice opinions and fail without being labelled a failure. These training course materials aim to give your participants the tools and skills to implement actions that help create this environment.
Our Courses
Psychological Safety at Work
Stress Management
Dealing with Challenging People
Interpersonal Skills
High Performing Teams
Consulting
Coaching
Psychosocial Workplace Assessments
Why run this training in your business?
Well, just imagine if your business was better able to create a culture that means employees can:
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Feel confident that they can speak up on issues of importance
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Take risks without feeling insecure or embarrassed
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Highlight potential dangers before they become issues
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Share ideas and opportunities for improvement
Nurturing your workforce that feels able to speak up on issues of importance and help guide the business towards innovation with out fear!
Course Content:
Understanding Psychological Safety – a video that covers the core elements of psychological safety from the perspective of an expert in the field. Exploring the participants own understanding of psychological safety through activities and review.
Psychological Safety and Accountability – Reviewing the relationship between creating a psychologically safe workplace and improving performance standards.
Impression Management – Identifying why people don’t feel that they can speak up at work and what can be done about it.
How Psychologically Safe is Our Workplace? – Using a questionnaire to measure the levels of psychological safety in the participant’s workplace currently. This is a useful exercise that can also be transferred to the workplace.
Psychological Safety Case Studies – Exploring case studies that demonstrate the consequences of poor psychological safety and highlight the importance of getting it right.
Positive Examples – An exercise that reviews several real-life examples of psychological safety working well.
Developing Psychological Safety – The Key Steps – An initial walk-through of the process of implementing psychological safety in the workplace, followed by a tool that gives a clear structure for implementation in the workplace.
Leadership Assessment – A chance for participants to assess their approach to psychological safety currently and identify skill gaps, with clear guidance for implementing improvements in future.
Developing Psychological Safety – Leadership Actions – a video that explores why good leaders encourage trust and safety, followed by an activity that explores the skills of leaders who create psychologically safe workplaces.
Action planning – Putting together a plan for future improvement
This training can be delivered either in person or virtually.
A self-paced, online course, Click here to purchase.
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Managers
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HR and H&S Teams
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Senior Leaders
If you are looking at training more than 3 people on this course, please get in touch for special rates.
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