Cultivating Resilience in the Face of Disruption

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Blended
In Person: The Dubois Center
On-site at Organization
Online

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Program

In an age of constant change and disruption, how might we not just survive, but thrive? One school of thought suggests that we focus on building resilience, but what exactly does that mean? In their new book, Option B, Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant define it as "the strength and speed of our response to adversity," and they make the case that resilience is not a fixed personality trait, but a capacity that can be developed over time. In this course, specific strategies will be given to allow the participants to cultivate resilience in themselves, their respective organizations and communities. In addition, this course will discuss the benefits of being the disruptive force that upsets the status quo.

What Participants Will Learn
  • Implement design strategies that will help you respond positively to the pressures and demands of working life and identify opportunities to thrive
  • Develop specific actions to take forward to build and maintain your personal resilience in and outside the organization
  • Build design skills and techniques to encourage long-term behavior and attitude change towards developing resilience
  • Appreciate how resilience can help you be more flexible and adapt to change