How your level of stress impacts building new habits
This activity is delivered by NeuroCapability. You will be directed to the providers website.
In this module find out why habits are hard to break and to build. At times of stress and overwhelm it can be even more challenging! Understanding how habits can be formed and old habits broken, will support you to adapt to change and create new wiring in the brain to support the changes you are trying to make stick.
In this module find out why habits are hard to break and to build. At times of stress and overwhelm it can be even more challenging! Understanding how habits can be formed and old habits broken, will support you to adapt to change and create new wiring in the brain to support the changes you are trying to make stick.
We have so many habits that are part of our daily routine that our brains have automated so we don’t have to think about them. In this webinar we dive deep into what are habits, how they develop and the challenges to forming new habits and breaking unhelpful ones. Find out why stress impacts your ability to form new habits and adapt to change. You will learn from the experts about the best tools and strategies for building habits and breaking unhelpful ones.
Upon satisfactory completion of this activity, you will be able to:
Benefits:
We are operating at a time of rapid change where we are expected to learn new things and learn them fast. This webinar will equip you with the knowledge and skills to support habit formation to thrive in a fast-paced world.
Upon satisfactory completion of this activity, you will be able to:
- Describe what a habit is and how they are formed.
- Identify the challenges to forming new habits and learning new things.
- Describe why the brain resists change.
- Apply practical strategies to build habits and break unhelpful ones.
Benefits:
We are operating at a time of rapid change where we are expected to learn new things and learn them fast. This webinar will equip you with the knowledge and skills to support habit formation to thrive in a fast-paced world.
Linda Ray - Chief Executive Officer
Linda Ray is our Chief Translator of the science into the ‘so what does that mean’. Linda has an amazing ability and passion for translating complex science into easy to understand and apply concepts. She has pioneered the spread of the practical application of neuroscience to leadership and organisational development and for the past 11 years has witnessed first- hand how it makes a difference in how leaders and individuals work, live and interact positively with others.
In her quest to share this knowledge she developed Australia’s only nationally accredited Diploma of Neuroscience of Leadership which has been delivered to students around the globe and the success of this program inspired her to continue this path with the development of an Advanced Diploma of Neuroscience of Leadership.
Linda has presented her expertise at conferences in Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Thailand and Britain. She has also been interviewed for feature stories in The Australian Financial Review, The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald, In the Black Magazine, HR Magazine and has been a guest on leadership podcasts and video blogs.
Linda loves pushing the boundaries on outdated workplace practices and is constantly exploring new ways to make sense of the science to continue to build Wildly Wonderful Workplaces that inspire and engage staff and drive innovation and creativity.
Linda Ray is our Chief Translator of the science into the ‘so what does that mean’. Linda has an amazing ability and passion for translating complex science into easy to understand and apply concepts. She has pioneered the spread of the practical application of neuroscience to leadership and organisational development and for the past 11 years has witnessed first- hand how it makes a difference in how leaders and individuals work, live and interact positively with others.
In her quest to share this knowledge she developed Australia’s only nationally accredited Diploma of Neuroscience of Leadership which has been delivered to students around the globe and the success of this program inspired her to continue this path with the development of an Advanced Diploma of Neuroscience of Leadership.
Linda has presented her expertise at conferences in Australia, New Zealand, Greece, Thailand and Britain. She has also been interviewed for feature stories in The Australian Financial Review, The Australian, the Sydney Morning Herald, In the Black Magazine, HR Magazine and has been a guest on leadership podcasts and video blogs.
Linda loves pushing the boundaries on outdated workplace practices and is constantly exploring new ways to make sense of the science to continue to build Wildly Wonderful Workplaces that inspire and engage staff and drive innovation and creativity.
EVENT DETAILS
Topic: People & Leadership
Sub-Topic: Personal Effectiveness
Format: Recorded Webinar
Proficiency Level: Foundation, Intermediate, Advanced
CPD: Upto 1 hours