The good news is there are simple, practical tools and practices leaders can leverage to increase their own awareness and resilience, thereby allowing them to more effectively fulfil the unique role they have – creating the environment for safety, respect, creativity, cooperation and collaboration.

Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

• Why we are exceptionally good at noticing threats, why our survival brains are wired for reactivity and how this can trigger the survival brain of others.  All of which decreases collaboration and creativity.
• That when we perceive threats to be minimal and feel safe, we are wired for connection and collaboration.
• How to create psychological safety for the team, connections with each member and how to manage your own survival brain.  

Content
The topics in this seminar include:

• A mix of presentation, stories and video clips
• Experiential practice of mindfulness techniques
• Personal Reflection
• Group discussion

Seminar Instructor: Scott Orth

What to Expect

• Two emails will be sent from CPA Manitoba following your registration: one to confirm your order and one including information on how to access the course through your Learning Hub. 
• Once sent, these emails can also be found in the Communication tab of your CPA Manitoba Member Portal.
• Course materials, links and credentials can be found in your Learning Hub no less than two business days prior to the seminar. 
• This is a Live Virtual seminar where class size has been limited to allow for an interactive learning environment. 
• This seminar will not be recorded. 
• Live webinars have varying levels of expected interaction, with many requiring webcam and microphone capabilities. If you have concerns about the interaction required for this course, please email [email protected]. 

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