An interesting topic raised in yesterday’s free webinar (Navigating Challenging Times) was the “surge Capacity” that we, as humans, can tap into to cope with high-stress situations. But, as Dr Ann Masten points out, many aspects of resilience are limited but renewable.
During the recent webinar, Dr Jenny Brockis, Best-Selling Author, conducted a quick workshop to assess the participant's state during this season of pandemic and shared insights on how to stay happy, continue thriving and connecting despite everything.
In this webinar, NeuroCapability CEO, Linda Ray shared the cognitive factors influencing decision making and the reasons why we make "not-so-great" decisions. Linda also shared strategies for brain-friendly decision making that's useful as our brains continually confront hundreds of different choices.
In this webinar, NeuroCapability CEO Linda Ray talks with Bronny Coombes about whether change management is the right term for our 21st century of work? Many organisations tackle change from the outside, often as something to be fixed, and generally from a process or system view.
In this NeuroCapability webinar, Linda Ray discusses how to ask brain-friendly questions. She advises we build up a "question bank", compiling questions that we know will hit the mark, based on research, so we can avoid resorting to some of the traditional questions that trigger a threat response.
Having insights is a key component of the creative process. They can result in a new interpretation of a situation which can point to the solution to a problem.
During the webinar, LINDA RAY, NeuroCapability CEO, stressed that creativity was vital, especially in these times, as we need to think about how we can do things differently.
In this webinar, CEO and founder of NeuroCapability, Linda Ray, looks at how we can use neuroscience and our understanding of the brain to navigate the challenging times presented by the coronavirus pandemic. By harnessing a few simple techniques we can turn our brain into our very own superpower.
"Feedback is fundamental to us and we cannot thrive without it." ~ Wendy Hall
Throughout this excellently-presented webinar, Wendy Hall, NeuroCapability Alumni and Guest Presenter, shared the impact of feedback on our brains and offered three useful models that can be used as leadership tools for giving feedback.
Stress levels can significantly impact our brain's ability to encode and recall memory. But, in short bursts, stress can be positive, such as helping you avoid danger or meet a deadline.
This webinar was well attended with plenty of engagement as people shared their thoughts, experiences and question.
