14 hours of recorded videos. Participants will have repeated access via live streaming for 365 days from the date they register. Additionally, there will be a live, online and interactive Q&A for 60 minutes held on January 13, 2025 at 6:00 pm Pacific Time.
Have you experienced moments of losing connection with your well-being at work? Is your energy running low? Are you sometimes feeling distant to the passion of what nurtures your connection to what matters most?
When we experience fatigue (whether it be emotionally, physically, mentally, or spiritually), it can be harder to draw from the wellspring of our connection to self and to the work we do. As the number of individuals requesting professional support in the world increases and as their contexts become more complex, people in the helping professions are increasingly required to learn to take care of themselves.
As professionals we spend much of our time learning the theories in the pursuit of perfecting our craft, often working harder, faster and longer in effort to get it all done. Exhaustion and overwhelm are no longer prerequisites for climbing the career ladder, rather it's the ability to remain grounded and cool headed in high pressure situations, avoiding burnout and good communication. The key to performing at your highest potential is creating space and room for recuperation, creativity and good relationships.
Showing up in ways that are in alignment with our values and truest selves benefits us, the people we support, and our workplaces. We know we cannot pour from an empty cup. This is the principle with which we begin our exploration together. While expanding our social emotional intelligence skills throughout this unique three-day workshop, we will be reminded of strategies we have available towards developing fuller consciousness. For those relatively new to this practice, social emotional intelligence is the ability to develop, enhance, and care for our connectedness to ourselves and others in authentic and meaningful ways. An important aspect of this is deepening our ability to self-regulate. Being informed by our emotional states helps us to know and transform how we show up in relationships.