Pack
Health Pack
Take charge of your mental and physical health through emotional intelligence, and strike a better balance between work and life.
Every pack includes at least 4 hours of emotional intelligence training.
Balancing work and private life has become one of the things people care most about. This training is a compass for waters that can get rough.
Objectives
This training is for anyone who wants to…
Understand your emotions better and regulate them to suit the situation, so you stay balanced and make sounder decisions.
Recognise what sets your stress off, and build up your resources so you can reach for the right tool at the right moment and settle yourself again.
Understand your own emotional needs: the ground on which personal wellbeing, clearer communication and better relationships are built.
Our approach
How it works
Grounding in the theory
Time for self-assessment and personal reflection
Time to share and give feedback as a group
Exercises built on what participants actually face
Programme
What we cover
Understanding stress
- ·Define stress and recognise how it shows up
- ·Understand how the stress response works, what it is biologically useful for in the “short term”, and the harm it does over the long term
Identifying and mapping your stressors
- ·Pinpoint the triggers, the situations and the sources of stress
- ·Spot your emotional, physical and mental reactions
- ·Examine how you respond to stress and what that does to you and to those around you
The link between emotion and stress
- ·What an emotion actually is
- ·How “negative” emotions affect our health
- ·How emotion and stress feed each other
Exploring your resources against stress
- ·Self-awareness
- ·Emotional intelligence
- ·Personalities and motivations
- ·Self-esteem
- ·Perceived control
- ·Optimism
Building your regulation toolkit
- ·Regulation tools that head off stressful situations before they build
- ·Emotional intelligence techniques (emotion quadrants, needs and goals)
- ·Methods drawn from NLP, transactional analysis, ACT and the neurocognitive and behavioural approach
- ·Drawing up your own action plan
