Join Us For Boundary-Setting for Leaders - a Panel Discussion

June 18th

1-2pm EST

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The realities of boundary-setting at work

Setting boundaries at work is crucial for maintaining a healthy and productive professional environment. Boundaries help establish clear expectations, roles, and responsibilities, contributing to effective teamwork and individual performance. They foster a sense of respect and professionalism, preventing potential conflicts and misunderstandings among colleagues. Moreover, well-defined boundaries contribute to a better work-life balance, reducing the risk of burnout and promoting overall employee well-being. 

However, setting boundaries at work can be challenging for several reasons. One challenge arises from the blurred lines between personal and professional life, especially in today's interconnected world. Technology enables constant connectivity, making it harder for individuals to detach from work outside regular hours. Additionally, power dynamics, and fear of judgment or the desire to please colleagues and superiors can make employees hesitant to establish clear limits, leading to overcommitment and increased stress levels.

Boundaries are a crucial part of self-care. Leaders who model setting, holding, and respecting healthy boundaries play a large part in creating psychologically healthy and safe workplaces.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada has identified 13 factors of Psychologically Safe & Healthy Workplaces. Organizations who put them into effect can empower their workers to develop true work-life balance - leading to increased productivity, motivation, and engagement at work.

  • Culture
  • Psychological & Social Support
  • Civility & Respect
  • Clear Leadership & Expectations
  • Psychological Demands
  • Growth & Development
  • Recognition & Reward
  • Involvement & Influence
  • Workload Management
  • Engagement
  • Balance
  • Psychological Protection
  • Protection of Physical Safety

What We'll Be Talking About

Part 1

How boundaries are a critical part of self-care, and how they differ from ultimatums

Part 2

Hard truths about boundaries and why so many people struggle with setting & sticking to them

Part 3

Microboundaries - how they help protect our physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing

Part 4

Rigid vs loose boundaries in the workplace - what this can look like and how to support team members

Part 5

The relationship between boundaries and conflict within teams and in the workplace

Part 6

Practical ways to set healthy boundaries at work and to support team members in doing the same

Our Panel

Conflict Navigation Expert

Charmaine Hammond

Trauma-Informed Leadership Expert

Kimberly Van Ryn

Values-Based Leadership Expert

Norah Kennedy

Host

CEO, The Expert Talk

Jennifer Prendergast

Here’s What People Are Saying About Our Experts' Work

“Charmaine provided conflict management training to managers at various levels in our organization. She customized her presentation to our specific needs. In addition, she provides concise support material and follow-up as needed. I highly recommend her services.“

TONY HAMORI 

Chief Superintendent,

District Commander, Southern Alberta RCMP

“We had the pleasure of working with The Expert Talk for several leadership workshops and follow up booster sessions on the topic of Trauma-informed Leadership. Feedback was positive about the content, information, and real-life experience of the facilitators and coaches. In addition to being supportive, easy to talk to, and always open to feedback and suggestions, we felt safe in their hands at every interaction. If an opportunity arose, we wouldn’t hesitate to work with them again in the future.“

AMY KENDE 

Advisor, Organizational Development and Learning

Region of Peel

"Kim's expertise and passion shone through as they delivered the training, providing our staff and volunteers with invaluable insights and tools to better understand and support neurodiverse individuals. Their approach was engaging, inclusive, and tailored to our needs, creating a positive and welcoming learning environment. The training opened our eyes to new perspectives, helping us build a more empathetic and inclusive community. We now feel better equipped to provide the necessary support to create a safe space for all the children and youth we serve."

Juli-Ann James

Streams Hub Co-Founder

June 18th at 1:00pm EST

2:00pm AST | 12:00pm CST | 11:00am MST | 10:00am PST

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