Optimal Productivity
Mental Wellbeing is very good for business.
Mental Wellness is a 21st century imperative for organizations. Healthy people are happier, more engaged and more productive. Research shows that simple steps to improve the management of mental health and well-being in the workplace will allow employers to save 30% or more of these costs. Successful employers across the globe are acting now to support the wellbeing of their people and create mentally healthy organizations.
Start the new year with a deeper and more practical understanding of the best strategic approaches for winning minds. Whether you are just thinking about, getting starting with testing your mental well-being agenda, or already have a clearly developed plan in place, this Optimal Productivity seminar and workshops is a must for you and your organization. It is specially designed and tailored for executives, managers, and their strategic teams. Participants will be empowered with the skills and resources needed to win minds; building their internal capacity to create, grow, and maintain a well-being culture that sustains optimal productivity.
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Event / Conference Schedule
The event will be delivered by selections from the best of our local and international experts through two sessions: [1] Morning seminar which delivers the mindset and knowledge needed for productivity transformation; Intertwined with personal mental well-being boosting activities; and [2] Afternoon workshops expand and deepen the morning deliveries, providing practical know-how and powerful skill-sets development. Participants will be empowered to achieve their optimal success as they will be able to hit the ground running, being prepped for confident action.
Day 01 full schedule
October 2, 2019 @09:00am
Burnout, A look at the new organizational disease
Speaker: Dr. Kevin Goulbourne:
Director MOH - Mental Health UnitOvercoming the challenges of mental health conditions in the workplace to achieve optimal performance
Dr. Geoffery Walcott
KeynoteOHS legislation: mental health and well-being implications
Dr. Yohan White
PRO JOHSAImpactful Event Speakers
The Human Resource Management Association of Jamaica (HRMAJ) in collaboration with Essential Medical Services (EMS) and professional partner of the Jamaica Psychological Society, is pleased to invite you to benefit from our joint focus on yet another forward-thinking and groundbreaking development agenda for organizations, employees and our society as a whole - Mental Wellness in the workplace.
Optimal Productivity. “Winning Minds. Creating a culture of mental well-being” will be at the Knutsford Court Hotel on January, 30th 2019 starting at 7 am. The event will empower leaders to transform their workplace into spaces that delivers the best work-life experience, via people-centered strategies, geared towards producing optimal productivity and a healthy agile organization as the ultimate result.
Rosemarie Chung-Voordouw, M.A.
Clinical PsychologistLicensed Associate Counselling Psychologist and John Maxwell Coac
Ana Catalina Ramirez
OSH Specialist ILO
Michelle Harrison
Psychologist
Dr. Ijah Thompson
Workplace Wellness ConsultantA proactive promoter of living a healthy lifestyle and focusing o
Winning Minds Great Memories
Sweet are the memories. Let.s relive them in pictures as we savor the amazing content shared to empower greater success over the year.
Event Venue & Registration
Join us at The Knutsford Court Hotel on Wednesday, January 30, 2019.
Early Registration Access 10% off
Need Support or more Info?
(876) 997 7137/8
hrmaj@cwjamaica.com
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