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Anxiety at work

Beneficial for all individuals in the professional setting, this workshop 'Anxiety at Work' have been meticulously developed to facilitate comprehension of anxiety, its management, and how it can be approached – whether experienced personally, or when supporting a fellow sufferer as a manager or colleague.


Workshop Content:


Categories of Anxiety – Recognizing the nature of anxiety and comprehending its significance


Relevant Statistics – Unveiling statistics that shed light on the prevalence of anxiety and its impact on productivity


An Overview of Biological Aspects – Simplifying the biological dimensions of anxiety to enhance understanding


Anxiety's Manifestations and Thoughts – Providing context to anxiety and its ramifications for individuals experiencing it


Distinguishing Anxiety from Stress & Depression – Shifting focus from generalized stress management to a deeper understanding of anxiety


Causes and Consequences of Anxiety – Investigating the origins of anxiety and its far-reaching effects


Our Responses to Anxiety – Exploring our reactions to anxiety, addressing stigma and misconceptions, and examining public figures with anxiety disorders


Treatment Approaches – Familiarizing with treatment options, weighing their advantages and drawbacks


Strategies for Coping – Grasping coping strategies and techniques for dealing with anxiety


Collective Actions – Exploring perspectives from various angles, including business, employer, manager, and employee viewpoints, while considering legal, cultural, commercial, and ethical considerations


Objectives:


Upon completing the 'Anxiety at Work' workshop, your participants will:


  • Possess a comprehensive understanding of anxiety, distinguishing it from other conditions
  • Articulate the effects of anxiety on coworkers, productivity, and work environment
  • Comprehend the responsibilities of managers, employers, colleagues, and sufferers in relation to anxiety
  • Effectively draw parallels between anxiety and physical ailments
  • Devise a well-structured plan to confront the stigma surrounding anxiety, aiming to enhance overall business performance.


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