Their expectations are to practice authentic leadership, to better transition from expert to manager, to reflect on career/business options, to find purpose in professional commitments, to increase self confidence in their role, to achieve a better balance between private and professional life, to increase well-being at work and regulate stress etc…Or just to benefit from a sounding board to challenge the quality of their reflection.
Cyrille Thouvenot, Head of People Development, BIL
Be (@Work) is the contraction of the French "Bien-Etre" and is also an invitation to be fully present in everything we do at work. This programme has been developed and is co-facilitated with Carole Gelain for a client who believes that well-being at work is a shared responsibility among all within the organisation and that it can all start with small single steps. It is the core element of a more global project offering various workshops (i.e nutrition, postural recommendations, coaching, NLP, sophrology etc..), which are facilitated by internal employees who also have specific expertise in the field. Our 2.5 day workshop combines elements of positive psychology, mindfulness, ACT and cognitive & behavioral approaches. Through several modules: dealing with stress, disconnecting our automatic pilot mode, dealing with constraints, relaxing, getting perspective, developing interpersonal intelligence, participants are guided through both traditional & reflective learning to create their own strategy for well-being. The programme started three years ago and to date more than 200 staff members have participated in our workshops. Choosing to implement this programme over a period of several years rather than one enhances the desired systemic effect of having all involved, as participants continue to share what they have learned and encourage others to get involved in the process. Here are some of their comments:
"Cette formation m'a permis de prendre conscience de ce qui est vraiment important et de comment aborder les situations difficiles avec intelligence et recul nécessaire. le "débriefing" des 2 jours de formation un mois plus tard permet d'échanger sur les différentes actions entreprises afin d'être mieux au travail et dans sa vie en général"."Je suis très satisfaite de la formation, l'application pratique de certains conseils est tout à fait possible et faisable; également plusieurs approches abordées en fonction des situations individuelles des participants. Réelle valeur ajoutée par cette formation".
"Certainement l'une des meilleures formations suivies jusqu'à présent".
"Formation intéressante et utile pour le travail et la vie privée dans le cadre d'un monde qui change".
"Excellente formation utile sur le plan professionnel mais également sur un plan privé. Grande qualité d'animation."
Vicky Prayagsing, Former Head of Client Services, KNEIP
Coaching in small groups offers the advantages of traditional coaching while providing additional learning opportunities for managers.
Coaching in small groups encourages a culture based on cooperation and trust. Managers involved in the process develop a more open & compassionate style of communication as they share their own limitations. They feel supported by their colleagues in exploring and choosing to take action. Managers share their visions of management and leadership and are able define together best practices for their organization.
More information in The International Journal of Mentoring & Coaching.
Stephen Cotter,Head of Operations, Swiss Life Global Solutions
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