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Empowering Experienced Professionals for Successful Career Transitions
An Informative and Interactive Session, led by Barbara Beizer of The Transition Network is for Active Job Seekers only.
You may think you know all about stress … so why is it so hard to stay calm?
You may believe you are resilient … so why is it so hard to stay strong?
Our brain tells us we learn better when we learn together. Our heart tells us we are emotionally healthier when we connect with others in meaningful ways. You could stay home and read about stress and resilience. But, you’d be missing one of the most important and simplest things you can do to take better care of yourself - making meaningful connections with others.
Our brain tells us we learn better when we learn together. Our heart tells us we are emotionally healthier when we connect with others in meaningful ways.
You could stay home and read about stress and resilience. But, you’d be missing one of the most important and simplest things you can do to take better care of yourself - making meaningful connections with others.
Stress is a reaction to a stimulus that disturbs our physical or mental equilibrium. In other words, it's an omnipresent part of life. Adverse circumstances, and cumulative or chronic stress can be very hard to manage. Resilience represents a process of adapting well in the face of adversity. What causes or re-duces stress, or what makes you more or less resilient may be different for you than for someone else, and will likely vary depending on the circumstances.
We’ll look at the latest research on stress and resilience and what this means in terms of tactical responses for you to better manage stress, and build your resilience capacity. Together, we’ll work with some positive stress-reducing and resilience-building tools.
You will select the combination of healthy actions you want to put into practice in your life right now to cope with stress and recover better and faster from adversity in the future. With new awareness, focused intention, and your personal toolkit, you will naturally become better at taking care of yourself in general.
Resiliency Skills Assessment.pdf
Resilience 40plus.pdf
Arrive Promptly. The Circle will only seat 20 people:
About The Presenter:
Barbara Beizer enjoyed a 30plus year career in customer relations, leadership development and change management. She left full-time corporate work in 2009 to focus on Transition Coaching.
With her knowledge of adult learning and group dynamics, and extensive experience in creating structures for conversations that matter, she designs and delivers engaging workshops on transition-related topics.
She has a Masters Degree in Organizational Effectiveness, and serves on the board of The Transition Network, a national non-profit for women over 50. Her greatest joy is helping people move from confusion to clarity, find good work and design a life that satisfies their deepest needs at any age.
Contact The Speaker
Barbara Beizer,
B2Works, President
Transition Coaching & Consulting
bbeizer@aol.com
202-669-0800
40Plus of Greater Washington 1718 P Street, NW, Suite T2 Washington, DC 20036 near the DuPont Circle Metro, use the South exit Directions to 40Plus 40Plus of Greater Washington Empowering Experienced Professionals for Successful Career Transitions
40Plus of Greater Washington Empowering Experienced Professionals for Successful Career Transitions