Online Webinar – Recorded February 12th, 2015
Activity Type: Education – Online or Digital Media 1 PDU – Free
Provider: HCI – Human Capital Institute

For a great introduction to “Mindfulness”,  how it works, and its application to the workplace: read Professor David J Lee’s article, Mindfulness In The Workplace sponsored by Miami Miller School of Medicine & NIOSH.

Are You & Your Team Mindful At Work?

Employees in the workplaces of today face multiple stress-inducing demands and pressures as well as constant connectivity through smart phones, social media, and tablet computers.

Employees are continuously managing numerous fluctuating priorities, working with increased expectations, balancing competing demands for their personal and professional goals, and handling ongoing conflict and ambiguity in complex environments.

Using recent research from the Human Capital Institute as well as the expertise of UNC Executive Development’s Program Director, Kimberly Schaufenbuel (LinkedIn profile), this webcast will demonstrate the steps you can take to incorporate meaningful mindfulness practices into the workplace and beyond.

Attend this webcast to:

1. Learn precisely what mindfulness is, and how it can increase employee wellness, performance, productivity, and in turn, a business’s bottom line
2. Explore the relationship between mindfulness techniques and improved leadership skills
3. Review some of the studies that offer insight into the science behind mindfulness
4. Discover examples of organizations that have offered mindfulness courses and see how it has impacted their workplaces

HCI members that register for this webcast will receive a copy of the white paper, Bringing Mindfulness to the Workplace and HCI’s Talent Pulse, The Mindful Employee: Finding Focus in the Age of Distractions.

Click to register for:
Practical Tips To Make Mindfulness Work
For You & Your Organization

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