This talk focuses on fostering a culture of healthy vulnerability in the workplace, particularly for employees facing personal and professional fears. This valuable webinar is a resource for anyone who wants to develop resilience in the face of anxiety and fear.

Here are some insights that may be helpful to keep in mind as you consider attending this webinar:

  • Anxiety and feeling overwhelmed are common experiences that many people face in their daily lives. It’s important to remember that you are not alone in your struggles.
  • Developing grace and grit can help you to better manage these feelings and build resilience over time. Grace refers to the ability to navigate difficult situations with kindness and compassion, while grit refers to the determination and perseverance needed to overcome obstacles.
  • By promoting a culture of healthy vulnerability in the workplace, we can create a supportive environment where employees feel comfortable sharing their personal and professional fears. This can lead to increased collaboration, creativity, and innovation.
  • It’s important to remember that developing grace and grit is a process that takes time and effort. It’s not something that can be achieved overnight, but rather requires a commitment to ongoing growth and development.

Attending Desirae Pillay’s webinar can be a great first step towards developing these important qualities. By learning from her insights and experiences, you can gain valuable tools and strategies for coping with anxiety and fear in your own life.

MORE ABOUT DESIRAE:

Desirae is a mother of three, with her eldest child Savannah (26) being autistic and having cerebral palsy. She has worked as an Assistive Technology Advisor and mentor/trainer in child-care, and is involved in parent support in the disability sector. Desirae has served on various boards including Autism South Africa, Shalom Respite Centre, and Life Choices Pregnancy Crises Centre. She is currently involved in full-time ministry for families with special needs and women who have experienced trauma. Desirae also blogs, speaks publicly, and facilitates workshops on mental wellness related to disability, parenting, and caregiving.

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Tuesday 22 August @ 14h30 - 15h30

COST: R475 per person

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