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  Overcoming Adversity
  From Manager to Mentor
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Presntation : Critical Incident Management
Teach Your Team Effective Crisis Management Skills


Dr. Barton Goldsmith's areas of expertise, presentations and seminars include:

Behaviors of Successful Leaders
Improve Meeting Planning, Leadership and Personal Skills
With the recent tragedy, Critical Incident Management is a must have for companies that rely on their most valuable asset - their human capital. Help your people deal with trauma, anxiety and depression through this interactive and surprisingly uplifting presentation
WHO SHOULD ATTEND

This class is open to all employees, including supervisors, line employees, managers, service staff and executives. This includes anyone who could benefit from a better understanding of their personal and professional ability to deal with crises. The class sizes are limited to ensure maximum participation. Participants will learn:

Recognizing When Trauma Hits
Taking Care of Co-Workers and Yourself
How to Start "Dealing with the Feelings"
Identifying Anxiety, Depression and Grief
Team Dynamics for Dealing with Critical Incidents
   
PURPOSE OF THE WORKSHOP

This workshop is designed to assist people in identifying how they feel about a tragedy, giving voice to their issues about the tragedy, and addressing classical and realistic solutions to their personal and professional questions. Everyone is feeling something about the recent tragedy, and everyone wants to be better prepared for future crises.

 
COURSE OUTLINE
SECTION I - Recognizing When Trauma Hits
The Signs of Trauma
Talking About It
Recognizing Your Own Triggers
Humor, Bad Behavior, and Compensating for Stress
   
SECTION II - Taking Care of Co-Workers and Yourself
Watching someone struggle with trauma
Letting people have their feelings
Being a role model - taking care of yourself
Helping others get the help they need
   
SECTION III - Identifying Anxiety, Depression and Grief
Anxiety - signs and triggers
Depression - silent anguish
Dealing with Grief
Some ways to help yourself and others
   
SECTION IV - How to Start "Dealing with the Feelings"
Finding a person to talk to
Effective alternative options
Dealing with children during this time
Choosing a professional
 
WHAT TO EXPECT
Open discussion following the workbook will be interspersed with individual questions, practice exercises for stress reduction, and detailed instruction.Participants will be provided with a documented account of their progress as well as performance checklist for continued improvement.
 
COURSE INCLUDES
Certificates of completion
Course evaluation management summary
Pre-screening to ensure proper objectives
Interactive teaching methods including various experiential exercises
Comprehensive course materials; including performance review checklist
Personalized coaching to help every participant reach new levels of professionalism
 
If you have any questions or comments, please email Dr. Goldsmith