"Psychological Safety at Work" -- February 10, 2023 Bi-monthly Meeting

"Psychological Safety at Work"

Friday, February 10, 2023

Registration is Open!

We are returning to in person meetings beginning on February 10, 2023!  We will also be sharing the program virtually on line.  Please register for the attendance option you will use.  We will use the in person registration count to order food for the meeting, so please register accordingly so we don't over or under order.

Program Description:

Ever had that gut feeling that something just didn't feel good - or safe - at work?

We'll discuss the definition of "psychological safety" and what it looks like in the workplace. Currently all over LinkedIn, professional articles, and books, psychological safety is a buzzword and driven by generational perspectives, DEI, and several other factors in today's work life. During this interactive, "psychologically safe" discussion, we will:

• Define psychological safety
• Share examples of safe and unsafe work culture
• Identify ways to cope with psychologically unsafe environments
• Identify how you can contribute to a positive, safe, and inclusive workplace

Speaker Bio -- Kristine Ryan

Kristine is originally from Chicago and has experience in counseling, coaching, instructional design, and leadership development. Most of her career has been in mental health and healthcare, and her passion is in helping people who help people. A GOOD member since 2020, she loves how the members support each other and share their knowledge. She approaches learning, leadership, and what makes people tick with curiosity. She is influential, positive, and determined to understand people in order to drive increased emotional intelligence and application of learning. Like most of us, Kristine has experienced a full spectrum of work cultures that shaped her passion for investigating the psychology of leadership, including psychological safety (and she's a little obsessive about it).

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