Goal Setting: A free Online Workshop With SME Margaret Dent

A session which explores how you can develop a laser sharp focus on goal setting.

Margaret has over 30 years’ experience in both private and public sector in areas such as performance management (inc. diversity and inclusion), career transition and outplacement coaching and coaching in competency-based interview techniques.

Consider how you can develop a laser sharp focus on goal setting. After this workshop, you will be able to:

  • Identify the importance of having the right goals
  • Describe how to develop a laser-sharp focus to ensure success
  • Demonstrate the steps that ensure an effective action plan

Book your place at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/goal-setting-an-online-workshop-with-sme-margaret-dent-tickets-268790007147

Get on our Talent Map

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Handling Boundaries: A Free Online Workshop With SME Kevin Stephens

Handling Boundaries with Kevin Stephens

Recognise, practice, and embed proactive boundary management: Recognising the different boundary types and the costs of inaction.

Kevin has 25 years of experience in training and design as an associate trainer and coach. Including designing and running leadership development programmes.

Recognise, practice, and embed proactive boundary management: Recognising the different boundary types and the costs of inaction. Providing the opportunity to practice appropriate mindsets and behaviour using established models in a safe environment.

Book your place at https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/handling-boundaries-an-online-workshop-with-sme-kevin-stephens-tickets-268785443497

Faculty event: Working with Agility and Restoration

Time to connect with peers and reflect on the psychology of how we responded to recent challenges and harnessed new opportunities across teams and organisations.

Introduction

In the last few months organisations and teams across the South East had to adapt their ways of working to the new challenges that Covid-19 has presented us with. This unprecedented time has seen many colleagues across the NHS working incredibly hard, stepping up to roles they never thought they were ready or able to do and performing these with great dedication, enthusiasm and kindness.

Here at the NHS Leadership Academy, all our leadership development programmes were put on hold. We are now looking to the future beyond Covid-19 and we are very excited to bring our faculty together, although virtually, for this CPD session.

Who is this event for?

This virtual CPD session is designed to provide current and active Coaches, Mentors, HLM and MBTI practitioners and ALS specialists with an opportunity to connect with peers, share experiences and learn new tools and approaches to support their current practice.

 

 

Leaders as allies: Why me? Why now? 25th November 2020

As we celebrate Black History Month, this masterclass will be making the links between theory, discourse, policy and action. You will get to explore authentic allyship as an agent of change and transformation and have the space to start to think about your own role in this.

During the session, you will:

•           Explore the concept and relevance of allyship

•           Understand the thinking and development that led to allyship as an important aspect of Equity and Social Justice

•           Explore the idea of being an ally in terms of policy and practice at work

•           Consider how you can become an authentic ally

Who is the event for: 
This event is for NHS staff and staff delivering NHS funded care.

To book your place click here.

Masterclass: Leading Remotely in a Virtual Organisation

This practical, participative virtual masterclass invites you to consider how we model collaborative, inclusive leadership in the current context of pressing demands, remote working and the emotional rollercoaster of the pandemic.
You’ll be encouraged to consider thought-provoking ideas, share your views, discuss issues with colleagues, reflect on your own leadership, apply your learning to your own context and ask any questions you have.

The masterclass will cover:

  • How do we model collaborative, inclusive leadership behaviour in the current context?
  • How do we create and sustain a climate of psychological safety in our virtual work?
  • How do we keep and embed a sense of connection amongst our colleagues when we’re working remotely?

The masterclass will be facilitated by Dr Jeanne Hardacre, Founding Director of Impact4, which is a specialist leadership, OD and culture change consultancy.

Who is this masterclass for:

This virtual event is for leaders and team managers who are NHS staff or staff delivering NHS funded care only.

Programme Details

This virtual masterclass will be delivered via Zoom.

If you have any questions about this event please email us at [email protected]

Listening to leaders in the South East: join the big conversation

We have launched an engagement initiative for the South East Leadership Academy, Listening to Leaders, now that we are a combined team we genuinely want to ensure the offer we create in the South East meets the needs of all of our leaders in the region.  Our intention is to start a multi-channel ‘Big Conversation’ with a range of leaders from across the South East over the coming months.

We are inviting leaders and emerging leaders from across all parts of the NHS as well as our colleagues and partners in hospices, care homes, social care and the voluntary sector, to join the big conversation and share their insights, challenges, successes and needs as leaders within the NHS and the wider care sector. Our aspiration is to synthesise a range of views which will feed into the South East Leadership Academy 21/22 business planning cycle – ensuring we act on what we hear from you.

We welcome all leaders in health and care into this session, so that we can hear from as many voices as possible. We are trying to reach a leadership audience as broad as possible for this group including patient leaders, community care leaders, allied health professionals and others from the wider health and care system. To book your place click here.

Reaching Out – Patient engagement and experience in a post-Covid world – day 4 of 6

About the programme:

The NHS Constitution makes it clear that patients and the public have a right to be involved in their care, the services they use and any future plans for the way care is delivered. This is a key feature of the NHS Long Term Plan. As a result, many trusts now have dedicated Patient Engagement specialists in place to support this.

The aims and objectives of the programme are:

To help patient engagement and experiences leads, tasked with embedding patient, carer and citizen engagement and development, to develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes to do this effectively.
To create a safe learning environment in which participants are encouraged to share good practice, learn from each other and from a range of other contributors, and develop their ideas about how to be effective in the role.
Who is the webinar for:
This programme has been designed NHS staff who have responsibility for patient engagement and/or experience.

Programme Details:

Wednesday 21st October 09:00 – 12:00
Thursday 22nd October – Tuesday 3rd November (choice of dates / times to be offered) 75 Mins
Wednesday 4th November 09:00 – 12:30
Wednesday 11th November 09:00 – 12:00
Thursday 12th November – Tuesday 17th November (choice of dates / times to be offered) 45 mins
Wednesday 18th November 09:00 – 12:00

This programme is now full. To register your interest in future cohorts please email [email protected] 

Coach Supervisor Programme – supervision day 2 of 2

Coaching is widely recognised and used as a highly effective approach to develop skills and performance of people in organisations.
The coach facilitates the learning of the coachee in a way that is context driven (i.e. always highly relevant), the learning process is owned and lead by the coachee. Coaching is very effective at influencing the development of desired skills and behaviours. The coach supervisor provides support to and facilitates the continuous professional development of the coach.
Coaching supervision uses the same core competencies as coaching but is a different discipline, utilising different processes with different outcomes. Coaching supervision draws heavily from supervision in therapeutic disciplines such as counselling and psychotherapy.

Dates:

Day 1: 29th September 2020
Day 2: 20th October 2020
Day 3: 25th November 2020
Day 4: 16th December 2020

Supervision Sessions (participants are to attend one session per day)
15th January 2020 – 9:00 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:15
26th January 2020 – 13:00 – 14:30 or 15:00 – 16:30

 

This programme is now full.
To register your interest in future cohorts please email the team at [email protected]

Coach Supervisor Programme – Supervision day 2 of 2

Coaching is widely recognised and used as a highly effective approach to develop skills and performance of people in organisations.
The coach facilitates the learning of the coachee in a way that is context driven (i.e. always highly relevant), the learning process is owned and lead by the coachee. Coaching is very effective at influencing the development of desired skills and behaviours. The coach supervisor provides support to and facilitates the continuous professional development of the coach.
Coaching supervision uses the same core competencies as coaching but is a different discipline, utilising different processes with different outcomes. Coaching supervision draws heavily from supervision in therapeutic disciplines such as counselling and psychotherapy.

Dates:

Day 1: 29th September 2020
Day 2: 20th October 2020
Day 3: 25th November 2020
Day 4: 16th December 2020

Supervision Sessions (participants are to attend one session per day)
15th January 2020 – 9:00 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:15
26th January 2020 – 13:00 – 14:30 or 15:00 – 16:30

 

This programme is now full.
To register your interest in future cohorts please email the team at [email protected]

Coach Supervisor Programme – Supervision day 1 of 2

Coaching is widely recognised and used as a highly effective approach to develop skills and performance of people in organisations.
The coach facilitates the learning of the coachee in a way that is context driven (i.e. always highly relevant), the learning process is owned and lead by the coachee. Coaching is very effective at influencing the development of desired skills and behaviours. The coach supervisor provides support to and facilitates the continuous professional development of the coach.
Coaching supervision uses the same core competencies as coaching but is a different discipline, utilising different processes with different outcomes. Coaching supervision draws heavily from supervision in therapeutic disciplines such as counselling and psychotherapy.

Dates:

Day 1: 29th September 2020
Day 2: 20th October 2020
Day 3: 25th November 2020
Day 4: 16th December 2020

Supervision Sessions (participants are to attend one session per day)
15th January 2020 – 9:00 – 10:30 or 10:45 – 12:15
26th January 2020 – 13:00 – 14:30 or 15:00 – 16:30

 

This programme is now full.
To register your interest in future cohorts please email the team at [email protected]