Thriving Teams in Tricky Times – Cultivating Resilience & Psychological Safety

Masterclass date: Thursday 10th April 2025

How do you create an environment where your people thrive – individually and as a team – especially when things go wrong? Let’s face it, disruption is a part of our day-to-day work, so before your team gets to crisis point, learn how to manage the common human challenges of working as a team, such as how to handle mistakes, failure, and stress responses that can lead to accidental unkindness and frustration. What’s more, in a world that is increasingly volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous (VUCA), this level of uncertainty can take its toll on even the most motivated of individuals, and disengagement, defensiveness and distrust can creep into even the most well-established teams.

In this hands-on workshop, you’ll be equipped with the tools, practices, and confidence to steer your team through the storms of adversity.

From ‘Black Box Thinking’, tapping into ‘Struggle’ and ‘Kindful leadership’, to ‘Growth vs Fixed mindset’, you’ll come away with a new appreciation of what it takes to cultivate a culture where individuals thrive at work and together as a team to deliver a thriving performance – whether in calm seas or the thickest of storms.

Who should attend? People who lead and manage a team – no matter how large or small – with the desire to build a thriving team culture of psychologically safe, resilient and motivated individuals. This is also perfect for intact teams to begin building a shared understanding and culture of psychological safety.

This session will cover:

• – Discover the four key elements for thriving teams.
• – Create a Psychological Safety Checklist for practical improvement.
• – Identify next steps for fostering resilient, growth-minded individuals and teams.
• – Develop a mindset that turns mistakes into learning opportunities.

Date: Thursday 10th April 2025
Time: 12:30pm to 3:00pm AEDT
Location: Zoom Meeting

Thriving Teams in Tricky Times – Cultivating Resilience & Psychological Safety