This internal event is open to Brandon University faculty and staff only, and is not open to the general public.

Some people meet conflict and life’s demands with optimism and elasticity while others become stuck and overwhelmed. This workshop will explore the skills and attitudes resilient people utilize during times of short-term, sustained and chronic stress. Using reflective and interactive exercises, this session will teach self-regulation skills to foster a grounded body, a calm mind and a strong sense of self.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand what contributes to personal resilience
• Recognize the patterns of reactivity and potential adverse impacts stress
• Learn self-regulation techniques to survive and thrive during significant compression/change
• Ground your body
• Calm your mind
• Develop a strong sense of self

Workshop Facilitator: David Falk, Partner – Facilitated Solutions

Accessibility Considerations:  To ensure this learning opportunity is available to those interested, please advise of any accessibility needs in advance by contacting Erica at browne@brandonu.ca or (204) 727-7494.

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To Register:

To reserve your space for this workshop, under the RSVP heading below, enter 1.  You will be prompted to enter your name and email address. Click submit.  An automated confirmation will be sent to your inbox.