In today's demanding professional landscape, it's easy to become over-stressed, over-worked, and overwhelmed, leading to burnout and depleted energy. This essential webinar offers practitioners a highly practical, cognitively based psychological approach to help reclaim control over their professional and personal lives and achieve sustained performance.
Clinical Psychologist Dr Bill Mitchell unpacks the crucial link between physical health and resilience. This insightful training provides actionable strategies for managing your long-term mindset and teaches you how to effectively recognise and control day-to-day demands, creating necessary space to focus on key resilience behaviours.
Secure your registration to gain expert skills in self-mastery, enabling you to immediately apply strategies that improve your energy, professional performance, and overall long-term wellbeing.
Participating in this online professional training will enable you to:
This webinar is highly relevant for all professionals who are dedicated to proactive self-care, building resilience, and optimising their long-term performance and wellbeing.
The target audience includes:
The webinar is presented by an experienced clinical psychologist and corporate consultant:
Dr Bill Mitchell – A highly experienced clinical psychologist whose expertise lies in helping clients recover their energy for life when they have become over-stressed, over-anxious, and overwhelmed. He works with individual and corporate clients, educators, and health organisations, developing and delivering customised workshops and seminars with a global reach. Dr Mitchell's skills are drawn from working with a wide range of clients, many of whom now champion his unique approach in their workplaces.
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:
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