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This 60-90 minute presentation discusses how developing resilience can help people recover quickly from job loss. The speaker will teach attendees practical techniques to increase resilience, develop a more empowered mindset, and become mentally prepared for life's uncertainties. While job loss is a negative life event that can have devastating emotional consequences, highly resilient individuals are able to perceive it as an opportunity rather than a setback.
Jeanine Joy will give a 60-90 minute presentation on microaggressions and trigger warnings. She will discuss how complaints about microaggressions related to race, religion, gender and weight have increased. While being sensitive to others is important, what constitutes offense can vary between cultures. The presentation will teach participants about microaggressions and provide three practical ways individuals can reduce feeling disempowered by perceived microaggressions by changing their own perceptions.
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Training programs are available in various formats and are based on The Smart Way method, which uses evidence-based research from multiple scientific disciplines. The Smart Way method focuses on metacognitive processes and emotional guidance to help with issues like employee engagement, student happiness, personal meaning/purpose, building resilience, and reducing recidivism. The document provides contact information for learning more about The Smart Way training programs for businesses, educational institutions, personal development, and recovery programs.
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