Mid to executive level managers who are seeking an understanding of the psychological principles behind, and the practical and proven tools used, to realize team resilience.
Resilience in Leadership
"Helping Your Team Get Their Grit On"
Ultimately, a team’s success is determined by its staying power, rather than its singular goal achievement. A crucial ingredient in long term success goes by many names – resilience, sandpaper, even grit. And it is crucial because the ever-changing work landscape provides multiple crises and potential team breaking setbacks, and also many opportunities that resilient teams will seize and use to launch further success. This virtual and dynamic session is designed for open minded and forward-thinking leaders who are seeking an understanding of the psychological principles behind, and the practical and proven tools used, to realize team resilience.
Key Skills
- Self-awareness
- Flexibility
- Communication
- Teamwork
- Problem-solving
Facilitator: Monique Armstrong
As an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences at McMaster University, Monique Armstrong teaches in the Clinical Behavioural Sciences Program. A highly skilled, energetic and compelling facilitator, Monique designs, develops and supports the roll out of leadership and management improvement strategies designed to improve team and company results. Monique’s take on the challenges facing working parents is chronicled in her published book “Balance is Bogus”.
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Cost and Policies
Receive a $100 / course discount when registering for 5 full courses in the Executive Management Program.
* Registration for all 5 courses must be done in the same transaction.
Registration fee includes parking and meals.
Customize
This course can be customized to your organization's needs and delivered at your location or the Ron Joyce Centre.
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