From stagnation or pressure to sustainable performance
Description
Navigate workforce pressure and change while managing energy, adaptability and wellbeing.
Working in aged care means responding to changing expectations and competing demands, while also supporting older people through change. Too little challenge can limit growth, while too much pressure can become overwhelming.
In this interactive 90-minute online session, Martin Probst will explore how to balance challenge, support and recovery — for yourself and the people you support. You’ll examine the Comfort, Learning and Panic Zones, how learning, unlearning and relearning can help you adapt to change, and the ACES framework for managing energy.
What you’ll learn
Recognise the Comfort, Learning and Panic Zones in yourself and others.
Identify when to take on a challenge, seek or offer support, and make time for recovery to maintain wellbeing.
Challenge assumptions and recognise what you may need to learn, unlearn or relearn.
Adapt your thinking and behaviour in response to change.
Support yourself and others through challenges without becoming overwhelmed.
Who should attend
Staff working in Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) and Support at Home-funded aged care programs.
About the facilitator
Martin Probst is the founder of PROfound Leadership and has more than 20 years’ international experience in human-centred leadership. He has facilitated more than 500 workshops and received the Learning Professional of the Year award at the 2019 Australian Learning Impact Awards.
Cost
Provided at no cost for CHSP and Support at Home-funded aged care providers.
Presented by
The SSD Connect Alliance
Please note – live attendance is essential
This workshop will not be recorded, and we do not send slides, tools or resources to people who register but do not attend.
Important
You’ll receive confirmation and event information from The SSD Connect Alliance via Humanitix. Some work email systems block these messages.
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Your confirmation email within 30 minutes, or
Your pre-event email 7 days before the event
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IP addresses: 198.244.54.51, 159.135.226.224
Funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. Although funding for this event has been provided by the Australian Government, the material contained herein does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Australian Government.
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