We'll help your team feel safe enough with each other to speak up, take risks, and be vulnerable. You'll learn to treat well-managed failure as an essential companion on their journey.
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Does your team struggle to voice concerns or learn from mistakes? In today's dynamic environment, fostering trust and psychological safety is crucial for innovation and high performance. This workshop equips you with the tools to cultivate a supportive environment where openness leads to learning and growth.
The Power of Vulnerability:
In this interactive workshop, you will:
Leave this workshop with the knowledge and tools to:
I enjoyed the pacing of the workshop overall as it covered a number of topics and examples at the right level of detail. I also enjoyed the chance to breakout into smaller groups to go a bit deeper and discuss some of the topics with personal examples. I learned a great deal and appreciated the challenge when our groups attempted to answer the question "How do you know when you've done enough?" The framework is great food for thought!
Shannjit S. - VP Finance - Shortcut
Amazing presenters, very engaging, and they really encouraged participation - which they received. Extremely relevant information and very helpful takeaways to help us all improve. It was a great opportunity to do some self evaluation and learn how we can do a better job at creating psych safety for our teams, family, and friends.
Ian H. - Prin. UX Design Mgr. - ATB Financial
The workshop will help you understand safety in the workplace and how to uplift your teams for better work culture and collaboration. I particularly loved the topics that we discussed to help us learn what psychological safety is, how to apply it, what we can do to improve. I also liked the 1:1 discussion about the failures and talking about what type of failure it is and what we can do about it.
Alexandra N. - Senior User Researcher - Shortcut
In addition to offering dedicated workshops and programs for teams, we hold regular sessions that are open to individuals.
If you'd be interested in participating as an individual, let us know...
Airplanes have crashed, financial institutions have fallen, and hospital patients have died unnecessarily because individuals were, for reasons having to do with the climate in which they worked, afraid to speak up.
Amy Edmondson