If you or your staff feel over-stressed, over-anxious, or overwhelmed, your workplace is suffering from depleted energy and performance. This essential webinar offers managers and professionals a proactive, cognitively based approach to help reclaim energy, build resilience, and ensure sustained psychological wellbeing.
Clinical Psychologist Dr Bill Mitchell will unpack the critical link between physical health and resilience in the workplace. This insightful training provides strategies to recognise and take control of everyday challenging situations, showing you how to carve out time for behaviours that maintain resilience and how to manage your mindset for long-term health.
Secure your registration to gain specialist strategies for self-mastery, enabling you to immediately apply techniques that boost your energy, professional performance, and contribute to a healthier work culture.
Participating in this online professional training will enable you to:
This webinar is highly relevant for professionals, workers, and leaders who want to maintain good psychological wellbeing in the workplace and promote a culture of work-life balance.
The target audience includes:
The webinar is presented by a highly experienced clinical psychologist and corporate consultant:
Dr Bill Mitchell – A clinical psychologist whose expertise is in helping clients recover their life energy; those people who have become over-stressed, over-anxious, over-worked, and overwhelmed. He works with individual and corporate clients, educators, and health organisations, developing and delivering customised workshops and talks with a global reach. Dr Mitchell’s skills have led many clients to champion this unique approach in their workplace.
Use the purchase button to process your payment through our secure gateway. As soon as your purchase is complete, we’ll email you the details for immediate access to the recording within our Moodle Learning Management System.
To ensure you can participate in this webinar, please have access to the following:
For further details or questions, please contact our Centre for Learning and Innovation:
Phone: (03) 8573 2222
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