Leading from the Inside Out
Practicing & Modeling Systematic Self-Care
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Leadership Development
Leading from the Inside Out
A public-safety agency’s ability to operate through hardship is driven by the shared mental, emotional, physical and spiritual resilience of its employees. But when most people speak of "self-care", they mean eat, sleep, and exercise for "life-balance". That in itself is a challenge for first-responders. They face epidemic levels of PTSD, depression, and obesity, so they need far more than a casual approach to self-care practiced by regular humans. This leadership workshop focuses on the inside of the leader. It's a rare opportunity empowering leaders to invest in themselves for the sake of all. Leaders will leave with greater self-attunement, vision for personal development, and their own Self-Care Plan.
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How will I grow?
You'll walk away with greater self-attunement, vision for personal development, and your own Self-Care Plan.
Who is it for?
Those in leadership positions in the ECC
What is it?
A leadership workshop focusing on the inside of the leader.
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