Peace of Mind at Work helps your employees to:
through designing and applying a personal action plan that can reduce distracting stress resulting from professional and interpersonal challenges (aka perceived incivility) in the workplace.
Since a team is only as strong as its members, organizations need a practical method to help their employees stop stressing about the situation and regain focus.
Jeanne Belmonte invites you to learn more about the benefits of bringing Peace of Mind at Work interactive sessions into your organization.
Your employees' reaction to a difficult situation makes all the difference in their interactions, teamwork and outcomes when times get tough or the pressure is on.
Although employees may not admit it out loud, challenging interactions with clients and colleagues alike can result in a lot of emotional and mental strain. According to the Harvard Business Review, due to perceived offenses:
However, your team members can learn how to make a Personal Action Plan and apply the two-step method to reduce distracting stress and improve resilience and well-being. They can help others do the same.
These workshops are not only for the 65% who experience decline in performance and the 80% who lose work time due to professional challenges, but also for managers who want to empower their employees to engage in healthy strategies for increased collegiality and performance.
The two-step method will be effective for current situations and useful throughout any career.
"I am sharing just a few of my favorite personal notes/speaker take-aways from Jeanne's micro-workshop given at our Carroll County SHRM annual conference: Seek to understand. Incorporate strategies to work through conflict, small and big." Paige Boughan, SVP, Director of Human Resources, Farmers and Merchants Bank
“Those seeking career trajectory and more peace of mind will greatly benefit by reflecting on the wisdom and activating the two-step method of stress reduction. The presenter delivers each point on target with engaging warmth and humor.” Dennis, Financial Institution Consultant
"I was really pleased with how the workshops went. You did a wonderful job with our staff and a great job of presenting the topic so that everyone could understand, and that is not always easy to do. Jeanne's workshop helped provide us with valuable tools that we all tapped into during the difficult times this past year." Annie Turner, Executive Director, Food for Others
"Jeanne led a workshop for our monthly National Association of Business Owners and Entrepreneurs INSPIRE meeting. Jeanne facilitates truly interactive online workshops with practical takeaways. It was perfect for our group, and I received many accolades for selecting her as a speaker!" Daya Naef, JD-MLA, ACC, Advisory Board Member of NABOE
"The Peace of Mind workshop was great at teasing out some real solutions to stressful emotional situations at work. As a human services non-profit, we often work with people who are going through a lot in their lives and as they share their stories or bring some of that trauma to our volunteers and staff, it weighs heavily on our staff. This workshop gave us some additional tools to relieve that stress and be happier and healthier at work." Jessica Root, Executive Director, House of Mercy
"I had great feedback on your interactive presentation! The topic is so relevant these days. You were very poised, approachable and friendly." Peggy James, Executive Director, Vienna Business Association