Event Details

Presentation:

Ever wonder why people who encounter a similar challenge or crisis may have very different outcomes psychologically? Why do some people find it hard to continue to function, while others seem to become stronger and function amazingly well? This presentation is based on resilience research that explores the characteristics, thoughts, behaviors, and activities that we can incorporate into our lives to increase our resiliency.

In this presentation:

• Participants will learn definitions of resilience

• Participants will learn about resilience research including the characteristics, thoughts, and behaviors we can all learn to incorporate into our lives to increase our personal and professional resiliency.

About the Speaker:

Mary Ortiz is Account Services Leader for Saint Luke’s LIFEWISE™ Employee Assistance Program (EAP). She has been part of the EAP staff since 1997. In addition to being a licensed clinical social worker and certified professional coach, she received a master's degree in social work from Indiana University and a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from Purdue University.

Mary provides coaching, consultation and training for individuals, teams and organizations. She typically trains over 3,,000 clients each year on topics such as: Reality-Based Leadership; Teambuilding; Twenty Things Good Leaders Should Stop Doing; Wellbeing; Relating to People Whom We Find Difficult; Conflict Management; Enhancing Professionalism; Effective Communication; Increasing Stamina and Energy; Building Resilience; Smoking Cessation; Changing for Better Health; Intentional Leadership.

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