Anti-stress workshop – let's learn how to relieve stress (with a specialist)
Your employees will learn how to relieve tension and stress under the guidance of a specialist. The module comprises six key points and introduces a range of stress-busting methods, including balance exercises, breathing techniques and thought management.
Content
Short and succinct
Participants will learn about how they can relieve stress and regain their composure after a stressful situation. This helps your employees to avoid sinking into a chronic state of stress, empowering them to become more productive and to maintain a better equilibrium.
Objectives
Participants will...
- become aware of their own reaction to stressful periods and will learn how to assess this realistically.
- expand their personal capacity to deal with their own stress factors and tension.
- be encouraged to apply their own preferred approach to relaxing in everyday life.
Target group
- The workshop is aimed at all employees.
Content
The six points of the anti-stress workshop
Each of the points covered in the module provides your employees with different strategies to reduce stress effectively and improve how they manage stressful situations.
All of the material required for this module will be delivered in a resource box.
Basic requirements
Space and infrastructure requirements
It is important that there are two rooms available to ensure that the anti-stress workshop can be conducted to a good standard.
- One large room for the plenary session and four points.
- The second room should have space for two points. A table is needed for each point.
- A projector or a large screen with a sound system and flipchart
Course of action
- Order the prevention module at least two months before the desired training date
- Make arrangements re: rooms and technical infrastructure
- Information and invitation to employees
- Specialist sets up the stations for each point of the module before the first workshop
- Specialist delivers the prevention module and requests feedback from the participants
- Specialist dismantles the stations after the last workshop
- Return of the box (return label attached)
- Pass on any feedback to supervisors
- Supporting regular reflection on what has been learnt
- Feedback to supervisors
- Supporting regular reflection on what has been learnt
Preventing accidents is an ongoing process. You can encourage your employees to take the initiative by regularly conducting prevention modules, so plan your next one in early.
Order module
Yes, I would like to implement the module
This module must be implemented with a specialist from Suva. It can be held either on your premises or at an external location.