Services for Organizations

Own Your Strengths

Step into leadership with authenticity and confidence. Own Your Strengths is a transformative leadership training program designed to empower women to explore and embrace their unique qualities. Through this program, participants develop the self-awareness, resilience, presence, and impactful communication skills needed to navigate challenges and lead with authenticity.

This training is particularly useful for women in individual contributor roles who are looking to step into leadership with confidence and conviction.

Supportive Communication and Deep Listening for Leaders

This training equips leaders with communication skills that build and nurture relationships. Leaders shape the culture and psychological safety of their teams and organizations and make a big impact on wellbeing and engagement of the people they lead.

In this training, participants will learn how to listen and communicate so that the other person feels truly heard, understood, and supported. Deep, meaningful interactions are enriching for both the person being supported as well as the person listening and supporting. Through engaging stories and examples, I'll share practical skills and tips such as reflecting, validating, and emotional intelligence and vocabulary.

Navigating Workplace Stress and Anxiety

This is an interactive workshop that raises awareness of stress and anxiety in the workplace that may lead to burnout. Participants will learn to proactively manage their mental health by identifying signs of stress and anxiety, using key skills to regulate anxiety, and seeking professional help when needed.

Learning Outcomes

(1) A recognition of mental health as a positive goal
(2) An ability to quickly identify the signs and symptoms of stress and anxiety
(3) An awareness of personal stress and anxiety triggers
(4) A toolkit to regulate stress and anxiety
(5) A personal action plan for mental health

Anxiety Is Personal

With 1 in 5 people suffering from anxiety disorders, we seem to be in an anxiety crisis. We try therapy, yoga, meditation, books, diet, physical exercises, and medications to treat anxiety. When the treatment and interventions don't work, we move on to the next one we can try. Many times, we are able to "manage" anxiety, meaning we get to carry on with our days meeting most of our responsibilities at work and school despite how we are feeling inside.

Too often, we miss the mark when it comes to treating anxiety. It's not anxiety that needs treatment. Anxiety is only a symptom caused by what is going on deeper inside, the complex human being that is you. Anxiety is personal. Trying to treat and manage anxiety without looking deeper inside is like trying to treat a cavity with painkillers.

This keynote explores why anxiety is personal and the steps we can take to help ourselves and our loved ones free themselves from anxiety.