Creating psychosocial safety in teams and organisations is a prerequisite for an effective wellbeing policy. In a psychological safe environment you will find people are comfortable expressing themselves. They can share their ideas, questions, mistakes and concerns without the fear of being ignored, ridiculed or blamed.
Organisational research has identified psychological safety as a critical factor in understanding phenomena such as voice, teamwork, team learning, and organisational learning.
Psychological safety unleashes individual and collective talent and is the driving force for creativity, innovation and performance.
A psychological safe climate also helps preventing inappropriate behaviour such as bullying, sexual harassment, discrimination and violence at work.
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We support your organisation in developing policies aimed at preventing stress / burn-out.
We raise awareness among employees and managers, teaching them to timely recognize their own and others stress signals, and develop effective coping strategies.
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Conflicts cause stress, but at the same time conflicts can offer an opportunity to strengthen and repair damaged relationships. We can help your organisation to constructively address conflict in the workplace, improve relations and increase productivity.
Our training and facilitations support employees and managers in conducting and dealing with difficult conversations. Workplace relations and team cohesion is enhanced, allowing for more creativity and compassion when faced with differences.
We are advocates of personal and collective leadership, where managers and employees take responsibility together for the effectiveness and development of the team and the organisation.
We stimulate collaborative processes in which all employees participate, share their experiences and ideas and take responsibility.
We create a setting where managers and their teams press the pause button to reconnect with what is truly important: why are we doing what we do and which values are we sharing. We look at what a team needs to take the next step in its development