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Healthy Conflict: Better Disagreements For Better Work
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With Jacqueline Weeks
With Jacqueline Weeks
How healthy conflict reduces burnout and strengthens team performance.
If you’ve ever spent 30 minutes drafting a two-line email just to avoid a confrontation, you are paying a "conflict tax" on your mental energy. Join Chartered Coaching Psychologist Jacqueline Weeks to explore why avoiding "cross words" can actually lead to burnout and "toxic silence" within teams. You will discover why our brains instinctively view disagreements as threats and, more importantly, how to shift that perception to see conflict as a critical tool for innovation.
If you’ve ever spent 30 minutes drafting a two-line email just to avoid a confrontation, you are paying a "conflict tax" on your mental energy. Join Chartered Coaching Psychologist Jacqueline Weeks to explore why avoiding "cross words" can actually lead to burnout and "toxic silence" within teams. You will discover why our brains instinctively view disagreements as threats and, more importantly, how to shift that perception to see conflict as a critical tool for innovation.
About Jacqueline Weeks:
Jacqueline Weeks is a Chartered Coaching Psychologist and mental fitness trainer with over 20 years' experience of supporting people who are stepping into new roles in their work/personal lives. With psychological, research-based mental fitness habits at the core, Jacqueline works to build the mental skills and strategies needed to juggle competing priorities and manage the emotional realities as people navigate change. Jacqueline holds a Masters in Occupational Psychology and is a certified Imagery Coach, 8 Tensions Coach & practitioner of Positive Intelligence. As well as offering individual coaching, Jacqueline facilitates training events and advises organisations on how to create a motivating, supportive workplace culture in which all employees can thrive.
Jacqueline Weeks is a Chartered Coaching Psychologist and mental fitness trainer with over 20 years' experience of supporting people who are stepping into new roles in their work/personal lives. With psychological, research-based mental fitness habits at the core, Jacqueline works to build the mental skills and strategies needed to juggle competing priorities and manage the emotional realities as people navigate change. Jacqueline holds a Masters in Occupational Psychology and is a certified Imagery Coach, 8 Tensions Coach & practitioner of Positive Intelligence. As well as offering individual coaching, Jacqueline facilitates training events and advises organisations on how to create a motivating, supportive workplace culture in which all employees can thrive.