Northwestern 10.27.20 VIRTUAL It’s Hard to Drink From an Empty Well l Building Resilience


Date and Time:

Starts: 10/27/2020 9:00 AM

Ends: 10/27/2020 10:30 AM

Registration Closes:10/26/2020 12:30 PM

Event Type: Webinar

1.5 Hour(s)

Location:
ON24

Price:

FREE Members l $30 Non-Members

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During registration, please consider the donation option. Donated funds collected through this event registration will be equally divided between Indspire and Black Youth Helpline, preferred charities identified by HRPA members in a recent survey.

Northwestern 10.27.20 VIRTUAL It’s Hard to Drink From an Empty Well: Building Resilience

This active learning session will introduce participants to Plan for Resilience. A resource developed by Workplace Strategies for Mental Health that is a great tool to facilitate with staff to foster personal awareness and support resilience. This tool helps an individual reflect on what their current stressors are (work or personal), how they react to stress  (emotionally/physically), activities they can do each week to improve their resilience, and practical ways they can address current life stressors. This tool can help employees who are feeling stuck or like they’ve lost a sense of control to take proactive measures to combat stressors.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
  • Participants will become more aware of their symptoms of stress, allowing them to intervene early. 
  • Participants will reflect on strategies they can use to reduce stress, or increase energy. 
  • Participants will pin point one of their current stressors, and develop a strategy for how they can address it.























Speaker bio(s)
Sarah Jenner

Sarah Jenner is the Executive Director of Mindful Employer Canada and Principal of Sarah Jenner Consulting. She is a workplace mental health aficionado who strives to continually support people leaders across Canada to feel confident and competent addressing workplace issues. Sarah has engaged hundreds of people leaders across Canada in conversations about how they can improve workplace mental health in a way that upholds the dignity and respect of everyone involved, while also ensuring job expectations are being met.