Virtual working: is it a double-edged tale?
Virtual working has connected teams working across offices, continents and timezones. But it has also inadvertently robbed many of vital in-person connections relevant for resilience, collaboration, development and a buffer during times of stress, fortifying our mental and emotional wellbeing.
This session explores how loneliness creeps in, regardless of working adjustments, and how to ensure you maintain a healthy and connected team remotely. We will look into the psychology of loneliness and connection, challenging how you see your role in building healthy relationships. We will explore simple daily actions that can make virtual working more inclusive so you and your team can be better placed to feel resilient, motivated, and ready to cope with setbacks.
Your people will learn:
- Explore loneliness and the importance of belonging at work and in personal lives
- Cultivate deeper team connections through shared understanding and team identity
- Establish inclusive practices for success in a virtual work world
Format
Feel Good can immerse your people in this topic either as a single session or as a behaviour change programme.
- Virtual Workshop
- In-office Workshop
Audience
We can cater for any audience type, from Senior Leaders to employees and HR teams.
- Employees
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MBPsS, MSc Occupational Psychology, Diploma in Transformational Coaching, Certification in Cognitive Behavioural Coaching, Certification in Counselling Skills, Level A & B Psychometric TestingJill Williams is a highly experienced Organisational Psychologist who specialises in driving performance and resilience through a deep understanding of the mind...