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At the Mosh Pit, a very wide range of people influencing workplace meet weekly to exchange their thoughts. – Read more

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Join the Southern California WE Hub for a panel discussion on this Impacting Climate Change on May 11th from 4 – 7 PM.

At the Mosh Pit, a very wide range of people influencing workplace meet weekly to exchange their thoughts. – Read more

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At the Mosh Pit, a very wide range of people influencing workplace meet weekly to exchange their thoughts. – Read more

April: Post-Traumatic Growth and Building Resiliency in the Workplace

Date: Thursday, April 21, 2022
Time: 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
Hosted by Ashley Loftin Hyman

During the mid-2000s, the army, alarmed by the high percentage of soldiers returning from war with post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD), launched research that led to training on Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG). PTG are life habits that allow people and groups to bounce back stronger from adversity.

As organizations encourage employees to head back to the office, it is critical to consider that the past two years have been traumatic, and we can’t just pretend everything, and everyone is the same. Employees are maxed-out, over-stressed, and on edge. While he says there is no magic bullet, author Rex Miller will share the principles of post-traumatic growth and resiliency that will help organizations and leaders support their teams as they head back to the office, or not. This WE:binar will distill the habits of PTG into six practical disciplines that produce energy, a renewed zest for life, and a deeper purpose that helps employees deal with stressors at home and in the office, manage burnout, and ultimately build a more resilient workforce.

Key Learning Objectives:

• What is Post-Traumatic Growth and its relationship with the COVID-19 Pandemic
• 6 Principals of PTG that produce energy, purpose, and a more productive perspective on life
• How employees and organizations can use PTG to create resiliency in the workplace

Rex Miller

rex@gomindshift.com

Rex Miller leads MindShift, a futures research and consulting firm for the built environment. Rex has more than 43 years of industry experience in design and construction and held successful positions as a project manager and executive-level sales in manufacturing and distribution. His expertise covers workplace, education, project delivery, and personal growth and performance. He is a USPTA tennis professional using the latest research and tools for building resilience and peak performance.

Rex has authored seven books. These include The Commercial Real Estate Revolution, Change Your Space, Change Your Culture, The Healthy Workplace Nudge, and WHOLE. He has won the CoreNet Global Innovator Award, CoreNet’s Industry Excellence Award, and IFMA’s Award for Literary Excellence.

Rex has become a leading industry resource supporting workplace mental health and resilience during the pandemic. Over the past twenty years, he has coached more than 17,000 people on their CliftonStrengths and will release a new app and book to support this work called The Genius Spark in the first quarter of 2022.

Rex has coached a hall of fame tennis player, golfer, and the U.S. Olympic Pole Vault team. He has recently purchased a ranch in Glen Rose, Texas, and developing it into a leadership center. It opens in March of 2022.  His clients include Google, GoDaddy, Facebook, Intel, Amazon, MD Anderson, Atrium Health, Wake Forest Health, DPR, Balfour, Turner, FOX Architects, OFS, HNI, Haworth, and many others.

At the Mosh Pit, a very wide range of people influencing workplace meet weekly to exchange their thoughts. – Read more