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TRANSFORMING CONNECTIONS

Target Audience:

First Responders, Front Line Workers, Social Workers, Child Youth Workers, Youth Group Leaders, Nurses, Health Care Workers

Hospital Corridor

Target Audience

Those who work in a high-stress environment, such as

  • First Responders

  • Front-line Workers

  • Social Workers

  • Child Youth Workers

  • Nurses

  • Health Care Workers

  • Youth Group Leaders

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You will learn how to:​

  • Build trust, reduce the intensity of emotions and open the door for problem-solving

  • Interpret another’s behavior by approaching with curiosity, removing judgment, and being in the moment to respond constructively to the current situation

  • Bridge communication between co-workers and clients, administrators and staff

  • Create an overall collaborative and validating work environment

  • Use emotion regulation and distress tolerance skills that help with self-care and mental wellness

  • Recognize your own emotional vulnerability and reactivity in any given situation to position yourself to interact effectively

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SILA Skills' 17.5-hour workshops are delivered virtually.

Workshop certificates will be issued for those who complete 100% attendance.

SILA Skills can customize timing to fit your organization’s needs with a workshop designed just for you.

Contact us to schedule a meeting to discuss the possibilities.

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“By helping us to be present to our own experience, the skills taught by SILA enable us to recognize our emotions and teach us to manage them and to communicate in a way that facilitates effective and meaningful relationships with others.  I have found these skills to be helpful for all individuals and critical for those working in especially stressful environments, including first responders, frontline workers, and teachers , to help cope effectively with day to day challenges and  when the stress of life threatens to become overwhelming”

Endorsement from

Lynn Swanson Ph.D., C. Psych.

Psychologist

Swanson, Moss, Heimpel & Associates, Psychologists

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