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Featuring: Sabrina Woods, Holistic Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer
Description: We are in uncharted territory with the pandemic and the unknowns about the economy and job market. Most people are feeling a heightened sense of concern and worry. This situation can lead to an increase in levels of stress (and spikes in our cortisol) that can adversely impact our well-being and our effectiveness. However, there are some things you can do. In this interactive webinar we’ll discuss details about how stress impacts us, as well as how mindfulness practices and positive psychology principles can help.
Practicing various forms of mindfulness can reduce your stress and move you towards being healthier, more productive, and calmer during times of uncertainty. These practices are being capitalized upon by CEOs, not to mention being used to transform whole school systems. We’ll also widen the topic to include a bit of neuroscience, to help you move yourself out of that “fight or flight” state and into one that is more sustainable and more effective.
You’ll learn techniques to:
• Lower your stress - with tips that fit into an already busy schedule
• Approach big decisions (like career issues) feeling more calm and confident
• Use visualization to enhance interview and presentation success
The aim of this session is to give you fresh ideas to help you understand your stress and build resilience to reduce its impact on your life. This session will be taught by Holistic Career Coach & Linkedin Trainer, Sabrina Woods
This workshop is co-sponsored by the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute Postdoc and Graduate Student Affairs Office, and the Harvard Chan School of Public Health Office of Faculty Affairs
This workshop is part of the Building Career Connections series.
Additional workshops in this series are:
Tuesday, September 21 Building Resilience to Manage Work & Job Search Stress
Thursday, October 7 LinkedIn for Career Building, Networking & Job Search
Thursday, October 21 Building Career Connections: Informational Interviews
Tuesday, November 16 Social Intelligence for Scientists (using the Myers Briggs)
Speaker Bio: www.sabrina-woods.com, or www.linkedin.com/in/sabrinawoods.
