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Stress Management Training for Managers: An Open Course Wednesday 24th February 9.30-12.30

Stress Management Training for Managers

Wednesday 24th February 2021, 9.30 am - 12.30 pm

An interactive yet intimate open course delivered on the Zoom platform

 Price: £150 + Vat per place (only 10 available per course)

This course enables delegates to: identify signs of stress in their team members; discuss the employee’s stress triggers with them; and agree individual strategies to be reviewed at a later date.

Delegate feedback from the Stress Management Training for Managers course:
Excellent day, excellent facilitator - nothing phased her and very engaging and knowledgeable,  thank you very much
Fantastic course lots of useful information to support my team, myself both personally and professionally thank you
Very engaging course with plenty of useable content
Very useful training enabling me to take tools back to the workplace
An excellent course, good contribution from all, great tips to use in the workplace
Have gained lots of knowledge re stress and how to support my team 

Key Benefits of the Stress Management for Manager's Course

With full participation managers will:

  • Support the organisation in meeting legal and HSE compliance responsibilities
  • Understand the risk implications of stress for employees and the organisation
  • Recognise the early warning signs of stress in order to identify problems early
  • Appreciate what influences individual vulnerability and risk to organisation
  • Be proactive about stress by learning to use frameworks and practical approaches/tools      

Organisations are currently adjusting to new ways of working as they grapple with the stress and anxiety triggered by the coronavirus pandemic.  Effective leaders and managers acknowledge and appreciate the stress their colleagues are experiencing and recognise the importance of having support in place.

The Stress Management Training for Managers provides managers with the knowledge, resources and confidence to reduce the risk of stress for those they work with, particularly their own teams.

Delegates have the opportunity to discuss situations they are confident with and others they are challenged by.  In addition to acquiring new skills and resources, delegates are also able to share best practice strategies with each other.

The training provided on the Stress Management Training for Managers course is very practical and uses a number of specially developed diagnostic and proactive tools to minimise the effect of stressful situations on both people and the organisation. The content covers stress-related legislation and HSE initiatives.

The course is highly interactive and contains a variety of group and individual exercises; including case studies, scenarios, personal reflection and action planning.

Who Is This Training Course For?

This training course has been specifically developed to meet the needs of organisations that have recognised the crucial role managers, supervisors and team leaders play in the reduction and prevention of work-related stress.

Training delivery:

The trainer, Sue Butterfield, is an experienced facilitator and will put delegates at ease with the technology and the course exercises. All she asks is that delegates have their camera and sound turned on from the start of the session and she will lead them, in a supportive way, through the course topics. Training is delivered in a relaxed and flexible manner with plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion. Practical exercises will be used to illustrate the themes of the course.

Trainer: Sue Butterfield

Sue is an energetic and creative Training and Development professional with a wide range of knowledge gained working with public, private and voluntary organisations.  She has particular experience working in local government, the construction industry and the RAF and is passionate about raising awareness of mental health in the workplace.

Sue has experience of planning and delivering a comprehensive range of consultancy and training interventions for organisations across all sectors. She has an approachable style with a professional blend of management experience, facilitation skills, consultancy skills and business acumen.

Sue has originated, developed and delivered a wide-ranging repertoire of quality training to improve business and personal performance for a range of companies from SME’s to Blue Chip companies, with experience of delivering courses in a classroom and virtual format.

In addition to specialising in Stress Management at Strategic, operational and individual level, Sue also delivers training in leadership, resilience and mental health awareness.

Her training courses are practical, interactive, informative and entertaining and culminate in delegates developing a tangible action plan for implementing their learning in the workplace

Delegates feedback after attending Sue's stress management courses

Well presented. Very knowledgeable Instructor
Tough topic delivered well. Good room engagement and participation
Extremely worthwhile and should be rolled out to the wider business
This was the first time I had attended a course on this topic and I did not know what to expect. It exceeded my expectations.

Very interesting course with good discussions throughout.  Has given me plenty of ideas to move forward and good to meet and discuss concerns with colleagues from various parts of the business.

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