Training Catalog
Triad EAP Trainings offer various topics to help employees learn new skills, cope with life’s stressors, and motivate participants to be more proactive in managing work responsibilities and personal lives. Our goal is to develop a workforce culture that embraces continued growth, learning, and employee wellness and engagement; focusing on work outcomes and discovering greater work-life balance..jpg)
Trainings can be modified to address specific needs within the organization. Additionally, Triad has experienced trainers who can develop and present new trainings based on the unique needs of the audience. Contact Triad EAP for more information at (877) 679-1100 or info@triadeap.com
Current Offerings:
Management/Supervisory Focused
Bettering the Workplace
Improving Communications
Personal Development
Focusing on Resilience
Becoming a Team
Management/Supervisory Focused
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HR 101: Back to the Basics
HR is confusing. This training seeks to educate you on where the boundaries are, and the hazards, and to help guide you around them. Our co-workers are often the first line for questions and concerns, and we want you to feel some level of confidence knowing how to respond to HR-related questions or concerns - and when to escalate to your supervisors, Department Heads, or HR. You play an important role in making sure that the policies and practices that are in place are adhered to, make sure you know what that role looks like. Presented by Dana Peterson (virtual).
Importance of Strong Interpersonal Skills: Become the Leader Your Team Needs You to Be
Whether you are new to a leadership role or just want to dust off your skills, this workshop will help you discover what kind of leader you want and need for your team. Management is not just about task deligation - successful leaders have strong interpersonal skills which help build trust and respect. We will discuss the importance of establishing cultural norms, setting clear expectations and review best practices for giving feedback and inspiring employee engagement. For those who are navigating a new supervisory role, we will shed light on what strengths got you to this position, and how the game changes now that you are in a position of leadership. presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person depending on location)
Leadership in Uncertain Times (and Beyond)
As we emerge from COVID, there are certain leadership qualities that will significantly impact our ability to guide our teams forward in our changing world. This training looks at the work of Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead work and delves into three areas 1) Understanding the Challenges, 2) Creating Connection and Empathy, and 3) Developing Guidelines. Presented by Dana Peterson (virtual or in-person in the Roaring Fork Valley).
Managing Burnout
This training is designed specifically for supervisors and managers to help avoid and address burnout in employees. You will learn the predictors, signs of burnout, and the circumstances and thinking styles that influence levels of burnout. Learn how to engage your employees so they feel empowered, heard, and relevant to your organization. If your employees seem exhausted, agitated, unhappy or seem less effective than before, are often out sick, and are simply not engaging, this training will provide you with the tools to offer guidance and create an environment that supports resilience within your workforce. 60 or 90 minutes presented by Marti Montoya (virtual or in-person).
Supervisor Training: Becoming a Resource for Employees During Difficult Times (formerly Recognize and Assist)
This training is a must for all managers and supervisors. As many as 25% of employees are trying to manage personal or professional challenges, such as burnout, grief, relationship struggles or mental health concerns, that impact their productivity and morale. Organizational leaders can lend a helping hand during difficult times, and in turn enhance working relationships, create loyalty and build trust. Stand out employees are often promoted to leadership positions because they excel at their job, but can benefit from improving their interpersonal skills. This training helps managers recognize when an employee is struggling, and helps develop a plan for getting them the support they need. 60-90 minutes. Kenra Haftel or Marti Montoya.
Top Down and Bottom Up Performance Management.
How managers and employees are both responsible for productivity, efficiencies, engagement, satisfaction, and motivation. In this training, we'll learn how to prepare and communicate meaningfully during any performance review discussion, and how to keep those review forms from collecting dust on the self. Presented by Kathy Fry (virtual and in-person depending on location).
Bettering the Workplace:
Burnout Crisis: How to Identify, Prevent and Deal with Burnout
Burnout was an issue before COVID-19, so much so that the World Health Organization listed it in its International Classification of Diseases. During the pandemic, burnout burned through organizations at an alarming rate. Beyond just Zoom fatigue and pandemic fear, burnout is taking its toll on employees' mental and physical well-being. This training will help employees and organizations identify what can be done to identify, prevent and deal with burnout both at an organizational level and individually. 60, 90, or 120 minutes presented by Sarah Serrano (virtual only), Marti Montoya, or Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person on the Western Slope of Colorado).
Creating a Respectful Workplace
We spend more time with co-workers than we do with family and friends. Creating a workplace that is respectful, inclusive, and supportive is imperative. Workplace incivility reduces productivity, increases absenteeism, leads to turnover, and can have a significant impact on employees' physical and mental well-being. During this session, we will explore what teams can do to create an environment where respect, inclusion, support, and collaboration are the norm. The session is often paired with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion training. Kenra Haftel, 60, 90 or 120 minutes. In-person or virtual.
Customer Service: It’s About Building Relationships
Organizations face more competition now than ever. Once you get a customer, you can keep them by providing world-class customer service. Customer service is about human relationships. How you make the person on the other side feel when they contact you is what matters the most. During this training, we will discuss the importance of offering quality customer service, provide strategies for improving your customer experience, and learn how to navigate challenging interactions. 60 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person).
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace (Part 1 of the DEI Series)
This course will help employees understand the importance of a diverse and accepting work environment. Every employee brings unique assets to an organization through their race, color, ethnicity, language, nationality, sexual orientation, religion, gender, socio-economic status, age, and physical and mental ability. By learning to recognize implicit bias, employees will increase awareness and create strategies to accept their differences, leading to a more productive, positive, and respectful workplace. 60, 90, or 120 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel or Kathrine Fry (virtual or In-person).
It Is a Toxic Work Environment!!
Existing in a toxic work environment is a recipe for disaster for your career and well-being. Its effect on your mental health tolls on your performance, satisfaction, stability, stress, and quality of work relationships. Facing these challenges can feel like a herculean task; so how can you combat this? This training tackles the challenges of a toxic work environment and focuses heavily on solutions to improve the situation. It is not always feasible to immediately leave the workforce, so the first phase of the presentation offers strategies on how to deal with a toxic work environment. The second phase identifies ways of how you advocate for yourself and others, on the way out of the door. We will pursue techniques to ensure you are not moving forward with the trauma associated with that old organizational toxicity. If not watchful, we can be guilty of perpetuating harm disguised as protecting ourselves in new workplace situations. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Gaslighting At Work
A team environment is one in which brainstorming, collaboration, and joint projects are the norms. This type of dynamic can be beneficial and rewarding if everyone communicates well and pulls their weight, but this cannot happen if your team is poisoned by gaslighting. This form of psychological abuse slows down an effective team environment. Learn coping skills and tact to navigate interactions when you are on the receiving end of being gaslit. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Question. Persuade. Refer. (QPR): Suicide Prevention Gatekeeper Training.jpg)
The QPR method was developed to teach regular people to detect and respond to suicidal warning signs. Recognize the power that one person can have in saving a life by being prepared to ask the question, “Are you thinking about suicide.” You don’t have to be the therapist or have all the answers, but you can be a gatekeeper to the 60-90% who subtly communicate their intention to complete suicide. Empower yourself with tools to question, persuade and refer to help save a life. #BeThe1To. 60, 75, or 90 minutes presented by Marti Montoya in either Spanish or English (virtual or in-person on the Western Slope of Colorado) or Jen Studt in the metro Denver area.
Self-Mediation: Having Successful Conflict Conversations
Self-mediation is a conflict resolution tool to help us work through professional and personal conflicts. The approach gives structure and direction informed by two conflict resolution models. You’ll learn how to prepare mentally, emotionally, and logistically to carry out successful conflict conversations. Unresolved conflict is harmful, as it provokes a cascade of physiological responses within us that generate worry, reactivity, anxiety, anger, fear, and resentment, while affecting our sleep, relationships, self-esteem, and overall health. As complex and diverse individuals, we’re going to disagree, and have different viewpoints, interests, expectations, and styles which leads to the inevitable clash. You can bring these self-mediation tools wherever you go as you traverse the landscape of interpersonal relating. 120 minutes presented by Marti Montoya (virtual or in-person on the Western Slope of Colorado).
Workplace Civility: Preventing and Addressing Workplace Harassment and Bullying
The topic of workplace civility and its opposing dynamics of bullying and sexual harassment determine whether a workplace provides a safe, productive, and engaging environment. This training helps employees understand workplace harassment policies. We will look at the difference between sexual harassment and bullying. We will explore how harassment impacts everyone involved, identify the sometimes subtle yet impactful behaviors that cross the line, and then provide strategies for cultivating an inclusive, safe workplace where all employees are treated with dignity and respect. 90 or 120 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person).
Workplace Harassment Prevention
What's legal, what's not and why harassment is never okay at work. What it looks like, what it feels like, why it must be prevented, and how to address any issues that arise. Presented by Kathy Fry (virtual and in-person in the Roaring Fork Valley).
Improving Communication:
A Guide to Crucial Conversations
Conversations can be tricky. Put together two or more people with different communication styles, personalities, and expectations, who are trying to navigate important topics and varying emotions, and a conversation just turned crucial. This training helps attendees understand their own strengths, challenges, and communication styles and how they interact with others. They will also learn tips and techniques on how to have a successful crucial conversation. 60, 90, 120, or 180 minutes.
Enneagram Level 1: Why Some Colleagues Click and Others Clash
Do you ever wonder why Dan from Accounting is so rigid, and it feels like he is always questioning the numbers you send him? Have you ever wished more of your colleagues were like Julie - she just ‘gets you and you both work so well together! We have all been there, wondering and often frustrated with someone else when they do not behave how we expect them to or how we want them to. The truth is everyone is wired a little differently and has different motivations for how they approach work, life, and relationships. In this course, we will explore the basics of the Enneagram model and discover the motivations and common behaviors of the 9 types of personalities found in this model. We will explore some fascinating patterns of human behavior, such as how we all function out of a different center of intelligence (mind, body, or heart), and how we each approach a task with a different motivation in mind that will impact how we interact with others and how we get things done. This course is designed to help you create a deeper awareness and understanding of yourself, first and foremost, so you can start to shift into choices that move you closer to the more, better, different you want in your life. As an added bonus, you will get insights and awareness that will help you better understand others on your team to help reduce misunderstandings and conflict and increase communication and connection. 60, 90, or 120 minutes presented by April Stevenson (virtual only).
Enneagram Level 2: From Awareness to Action
If the Enneagram Level 1 course inspired you, and want to dive deeper to understand and leverage further complexities of the Enneagram to create deeper self-awareness for stronger communication and better collaboration with your team, then this is the class for you! We will learn to identify the behavior patterns within ourselves that can alert us to when we are functioning in our health and strength, and when we may be functioning under stress and overwhelm. It is like having an early alert system that warns us, so we can shift course before we have done critical damage to our relationships or to our projects and goals. We will cover some tools and concepts that will increase our self-awareness, so we can move forward, expedite growth, and go for our goals! 60, 90, or 120 minutes presented by April Stevenson (virtual only).
Generational Inclusivity
Bridging the age gap through empathy and building trust and connection within the workplace. Presented by Katherine Fry (virtual or in-person in the Roaring Fork Valley).
Healthy Communication: Get on the Assertiveness Train
This workshop focuses on the importance of assertiveness to communicate your thoughts, feelings, and needs in a productive way which will improve your self-confidence and productivity both at work and in your personal life. 60 minutes presented by Sarah Seranno (virtual only).
Self-Mediation: Having Successful Conflict Conversations
Self-mediation is a conflict resolution tool to help us work through professional and personal conflicts. The approach gives structure and direction informed by two conflict resolution models. You’ll learn how to prepare mentally, emotionally, and logistically to carry out successful conflict conversations. Unresolved conflict is harmful, as it provokes a cascade of physiological responses within us that generate worry, reactivity, anxiety, anger, fear, and resentment, while affecting our sleep, relationships, self-esteem, and overall health. As complex and diverse individuals, we’re going to disagree, and have different viewpoints, interests, expectations, and styles which leads to the inevitable clash. You can bring these self-mediation tools wherever you go as you traverse the landscape of interpersonal relating. 120 minutes presented by Marti Montoya (virtual or in-person on the Western Slope of Colorado).
Social Styles for Better Communication and Stronger Teams
Have you ever wondered by some conversations flow better than others? Have you been in situations where you wanted to communicate more effectively with a co-worker? By learning to recognize someone’s Social Style – behaviors displayed based on personality characteristics – you can personalize your communication strategies and build stronger interpersonal relationships. This fun and interactive workshop is designed to educate and connect teammates through deeper understanding. 60, 75, or 90 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person).
Personal Development:
Becoming Intentional: The Power of Choosing and Feeding Your Words
Words have power! What are you feeding the words that have been defining the season you are in? This training explores the concepts of choice, intentionality, and the power of words in creating the life you want. What do you want to create? 60 or 90 minutes presented by Sarah Serrano (virtual only).
Breaking Bad Habits: How to Change Unwanted Behaviors
We identify strongly with our habitual patterns, which makes changing our unhealthy habits uncomfortable and often unsuccessful. The influence of our motivations, capacities, interpersonal relationships, and environment greatly impact our success or failure. Here we look at the six sources of influence and how to address each one to help you change unwanted behaviors. The training is based on the work of the VitalSmarts team and authors of “Change Anything.” The tools given are an exercise in self-industry and empowerment for creating the life we want. 60 or 90 minutes presented by Marti Montoya (virtual or in-person on the Western Slope of Colorado).
Embracing the Opportunity Within Change
Life is filled with changes and transitions. Daily. Weekly. Monthly. Seasonally. Yearly. Whether it is an unexpected flat tire, a scheduled move, or simply a change in plans, as human beings, we are genetically designed to continue to grow and change. Our power lies in learning to embrace change and leverage the transitions between to create a healthy mindset. Too often, we are in such a rush to “get to the other side” of change that we miss the lessons, experiences, and magic mixed in with the discomfort of change. This engaging class invites you to learn how to shift your mindset, and then equips you with processes and tools to help navigate transitions and come through change with strength, resilience, and gratitude. 60 minutes presented by April Stevenson (virtual only).
Developing Healthy Habits
Creating health goals from an empowered state is key to actually achieve goals, and not giving up in the process. In this training, you'll learn that progress- not perfection- is the difference between settling for a quick fix versus the actual, long-lasting fix. Presented by Kathy Fry (virtual and in-person depending on location).
Financial Wellness
If creating your desired financial outcome was as easy as simple math, a little budgeting know-how, and a modicum of self-control, everyone would have a perfect financial situation. This seminar will help you learn what’s been holding you back from success in your personal finances.
Mindset Nutrition 101
We all know we need to eat better, but with increasing food costs, conflicting health and nutrition information, and our lives getting busier by the minute, it is hard to make good nutritional choices. The good news is that it is not all about what you eat, so you can let go of the belief that the perfect nutrition plan exists and will magically change your life. Our minds and bodies are inextricably connected, and our mindset around our nutrition plays an integral role in our overall health and well-being. We will take a deep dive into how you can leverage your mindset to make subtle changes to your routine that will boost your energy and revitalize your health. This class is designed to inspire and encourage you to make real, incremental changes in your life that will lead to a healthier, happier experience. 60 minutes presented by April Stevenson (virtual only).
Physical Health
Physical health can be defined as the normal functioning of the body. Representing one aspect of total well-being, it's about how your body grows, feels, and moves, how you care for it, and what you put into it. This segment discusses four pillars of health that include sleep (and recovery), nutrition, physical activity, and connection. Ideally, it would offer the benefits of good physical health linking to the other aspects below. Additionally, the physical health presentation would feature real-time movement and Somatic therapy techniques. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Self-Care and You: Becoming the Best Version of Yourself
It seems counterintuitive: taking time out of your day to take care of yourself makes you more productive, more resilient, and happier. Self-care goes beyond breathing exercises and meditation. This training will teach your employees how to create self-care in a balanced way in eight key areas of their life and to set goals around those areas to help them stay on track and become the best version of themselves. 60, 75, or 90 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person).
Supporting Someone
We all experience loss on some level. We know what we need, but how do we support others during grief, recovery from mental illness, addiction, and other issues? You want to be helpful and supportive, but you may feel at a loss as to what specific things you can do. This training is jam-packed with soft skills and offers effective ways to support a friend or colleague in a professional environment. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Reset and Recalibrate your Life
How long has it been since you last woke up truly excited for the day ahead of you? A week? A month? A year or more? When was the last time you looked at yourself in the mirror and felt proud of yourself for where you are at and what you are doing with your life? When was the last time you let yourself dream and set goals for what you wanted to create in your life in the future? The truth is, many of us have fallen into a pattern of merely surviving in life when we were designed to thrive. In this course, we will look at the common thought patterns, or mindsets, we fall into that have led us to get stuck in the rut of survival. We will then turn those on our heads and explore and imagine new thoughts to create a powerful, forward-moving mindset that we can leverage to set achievable and exciting goals. Dare to Dream! 60 minutes presented by April Stevenson (virtual only).
Understanding Grief and Loss (90 minutes)
Grief is a complex process that we all must experience at one point or another in this journey called life. It is not only emotionally taxing, but it is physical too. Did you know that the same regions of the brain that are activated when we experience physical pain are also activated when we experience grief? Like chronic physical pain, we can develop secondary symptoms such as anxiety, depression, anger, weight gain, or addiction from chronic (or unintegrated) grief. The good news is that grief doesn’t require surgery or opioids to address it. The same mindfulness practices that help with chronic pain can help you reduce the symptoms related to grief. On August 4th, come prepared to learn about the connection between the psychological impact of grief and its physical equivalents. Additionally, this training offers clinical professionals techniques to understand and address mediators that can influence the type, intensity, and duration of grief, thus diluting grieving over time. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Focusing on Resilience:
Are You Struggling with Procrastination?
Procrastination is the killer of productivity. This can be a main barrier to your path to success. It tends to reflect a person’s struggles with self-control and discipline. Studies based on The Procrastination at Work Scale identify 12 common forms of workplace procrastination. Learn ways to break chronic procrastination by changing the change the mindset associated with your internal functioning. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Aspects of Total Well-Being: Fun and Leisure (90 minutes)
While most people see play as the domain of children, adults also play, although often their play is more entwined with rules and regulations, which calls into question how playful their play really is. leisure is time free from obligations, work (paid and unpaid), and tasks required for existing (sleeping, eating) but the truth is only a small amount of time spent away from work is free from these obligations. This is why we would protect our leisure residual time. This segment of the retreat reintroduces play as a part of the fun. Play is imaginative, intrinsically motivated, nonserious, freely chosen, and actively engaging. This presentation is typified by reinstating spontaneity, joyfulness, and inhibition and is done not to an end but for its inherent pleasure. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Aspects of Total Well-Being: Mental Strength (180 minutes)
Whether quarantined, working from home, or in the field as a front-line worker, heighten stress and the understanding of self was shifted due to the COVID-19 storm. During and post- pandemic we collectively grieve, reimagined, redefined, and reinvented ourselves and the world around us to survive. For most of us, we got sucked right back into “work”. We picked up the broken pieces and did our best with what we had. What about you? Did you have time to process your newly developed self? Development is a product of the ongoing interactions between individuals and their social environments. You are forever changed. This threehour retreat focuses on the nature of self understanding, social relationships, and the mental processes that support connections between the person and his/her social world. Grounded in psychosocial theories, “Mental Strength” is a part of the “Aspects of Life” series. This is your chance to step out from behind helping others, the spreadsheets, and reports to invest in yourself. 180 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Aspects of Total Well-Being: Work and Career Prosperity (90 minutes)
Work and career prosperity represent one aspect of total well-being. This segment discusses the opportunity for growth and to have an impact on society while maintaining good health. It offers a guidepost for achieving financial stability allowing for lifestyle and choice. This includes tools for future savings or how to set up a retirement plan, end of life planning. Additionally, the conversation highlights tools to develop psychological flexibility, cultivate strong personal, and professional relationships, and how successfully integrate work and life. Wealth and money satisfaction for now and long into the future for generations to come. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Aspects of Total Well-Being: Spiritual Wellness (90 minutes)
Spiritual wellness represents one aspect of total well-being. This means having personal values and beliefs and acting compassionately by those values. Personal values and beliefs may change throughout a lifetime, taking shape through the influence of relationships, events, and personal experiences. However, when grounded to a touchstone, a God of your understanding, there is consistency that serves to align actions and intentions. Spiritually well individuals consider the needs of others concerning their own needs so that they are neither acting only in self-interest nor draining themselves for the sake of others. In other words, they transcend ego and act as a member of a global community. This segment offers perspective and inspires acts of kindness, compassion, tolerance, and altruism. 90 minutes presented by Andrea Gallaway.
Coping with Compassion Fatigue
Employees who are frequently exposed to the pain, trauma, and misfortune of others may be susceptible to compassion fatigue; a condition that can lead to presenteeism, absenteeism, and health problems. This training provides the recognition, causes, and methods of preventing and treating compassion fatigue and is appropriate for healthcare workers, case workers, mental health workers, first responders, police personnel, teachers, and anyone regularly exposed to human or animal pain and suffering. 60 or 90 minutes presented by Marti Montoya (virtual only or in-person depending on location).
Mental Health 101: Back to the basics
Mental health is not about illness, it’s just health. This workshop will provide the information you need to provide a safe space, reducing stigma and shame, when talking about mental health. 60 minutes presented by Sarah Serrano (virtual only).
Mental Strength: Flexing Your Resiliency Muscle
During this training, we learn how to build mental strength by exploring how exercise, nutrition and mindset impact our mental well-being. We will explore what we can do daily to improve our mental fitness, and identify habits that mold our mindset so that we can better regulate our thoughts and manage emotions despite difficult circumstances. 60 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person) or John Narine (virtual or in-person in the Denver Metropolitan Area).
Mindfulness Practice for Mental and Emotional Wellbeing
Studies show that learning to direct your mind to the present moment can help reduce stress, distraction, and worry. Starting with the basics, this mindfulness training session can help you initiate or re-commit to mindfulness practice to support self-awareness, acceptance of what is, and even heal trauma by simply observing our thoughts, sensations, and assumptions. The outcome of a committed practice is a deeper understanding of ourselves and finding peace in the midst of chaos. 60 or 90 minutes presented by Marti Montoya (virtual or in-person in the Western Slope of Colorado).
Stress Management 101
You can't change the fact that highly stressful events will happen, but you can change how you respond to these events. During this workshop, we will identify what emotions are triggered when feeling stressed or anxious, and then create a robust plan that will help you learn to keep those reactions in check, especially during uncertain times. 60 or 90 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (virtual or in-person).
Thrive: Flourishing in Spite of Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
In this workshop, you will learn what it means to Thrive even in the most challenging of times. We will explore what it takes to flourish in key areas of life, become proactive in preventing burnout and compassion fatigue, and encourage the growth of a culture of well-being around us. 60 minutes presented by Sarah Serrano, available in English or Spanish (virtual only).
Becoming a Team
Enneagram Level 1: Why Some Colleagues Click and Others Clash
Do you ever wonder why Dan from Accounting is so rigid, and it feels like he is always questioning the numbers you send him? Have you ever wished more of your colleagues were like Julie - she just ‘gets you' and you both work so well together! We have all been there, wondering and often frustrated with someone else when they do not behave how we expect them to or how we want them to. The truth is everyone is wired a little differently and has different motivations for how they approach work, life, and relationships. In this course, we will explore the basics of the Enneagram model and discover the motivations and common behaviors of the 9 types of personalities found in this model. We will explore some fascinating patterns of human behavior, such as how we all function out of a different center of intelligence (mind, body, or heart), and how we each approach a task with a different motivation in mind that will impact how we interact with others and how we get things done. This course is designed to help you create a deeper awareness and understanding of yourself, first and foremost, so you can start to shift into choices that move you closer to the more, better, and different you want in your life. As an added bonus, you will get insights and awareness that will help you better understand others on your team to help reduce misunderstandings and conflict and increase communication and connection. 60, 90, or 120 minutes presented by April Stevenson, (virtual only).
Enneagram Level 2: From Awareness to Action
If the Enneagram Level 1 course inspired you, and you want to dive deeper to understand and leverage further complexities of the Enneagram to create deeper self-awareness for stronger communication and better collaboration with your team, then this is the class for you! We will learn to identify the behavior patterns within ourselves that can alert us to when we are functioning in our health and strength, and when we may be functioning under stress and overwhelm. It is like having an early alert system that warns us so we can shift course before we have done critical damage to our relationships or to our projects and goals. We will cover some tools and concepts that will increase our self-awareness, so we can move forward, expedite growth, and go for our goals! 60, 90, or 120 minutes presented by April Stevenson (virtual only).
Social Styles for Better Communication and Stronger Teams
Have you ever wondered by some conversations flow better than others? Have you been in situations where you wanted to communicate more effectively with a co-worker? By learning to recognize someone’s Social Style – behaviors displayed based on personality characteristics – you can personalize your communication strategies and build stronger interpersonal relationships. This fun and interactive workshop is designed to educate and connect teammates through deeper understanding. This training is often connected with Crucial Conversations. 60, 75, or 90 minutes presented by Kenra Haftel (in-person or virtual).