Creating Cultures of Compassion + Accountability: The Key to Psychological Safety and High-Performance Teams
Join us with special guest, Chantelle Kohn from The Change Collab, for an insightful hour as we dive into the essential elements of psychological safety and why it’s crucial to workplace success. This webinar will focus on developing cultures where compassion and accountability work hand in hand to create environments that empower individuals and elevate performance.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding Psychological and Psychosocial Safety: Learn the fundamental differences between these concepts, the importance of each, and how recent legislation impacts your responsibility in supporting both.
- Why Psychological Safety is Vital for High Performance: Discover how prioritising wellbeing drives engagement, innovation, and reduces turnover.
- Beyond Surface-Level Niceness: Explore why genuine compassion, paired with accountability, moves beyond superficial harmony to address and prevent toxic behaviours in the workplace.
- Creating Cultures That Reflect Core Values: Learn to develop a feedback culture where behaviour aligns with organisational values, continuous improvement is embedded, and team members feel safe to engage and innovate.
- Building a Culture of Accountability and Psychological Safety: Gain practical strategies to set clear expectations, co-create norms, and implement accountability mechanisms that make cultural shifts lasting.
Presenter:
Chantelle Kohn: Change Collab
Chantelle is a facilitator, educator, and change catalyst with over 15 years of experience in leadership development across the non-profit, corporate, government, and education sectors. Passionate about fostering the human skills needed to create positive societal change, Chantelle has designed and led training programs internationally, including in Australia, Canada, China, the USA, and Brazil.
As the Founder and Director of The Change Collab, she is dedicated to building the mindsets, knowledge, and skills required to create environments where all can thrive. Her mission is to help others develop their capability to make a positive impact at home, at work, and in wider society.
Chantelle holds a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Education from the University of Queensland, and a Master’s in International and Community Development from Deakin University.
Please Note:
- Registrations close 18 November 2024
- Free for both members and non-members
- Time listed is AEDT
- Please note that Zoom links will be emailed to registered attendees one day prior to the webinar.
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