the neuroscience of leadership

Who is the programme for?

How useful would it be to know how a person’s brain works? The toughest job as a leader is dealing with people. It is also one of the most rewarding. Whether we like it or not human beings are emotional beings – a huge amount of evidence supports this. The better we can learn to tap into the emotions and what drives those emotions the better leader we can become.

This session will provide a valuable insight into emotional intelligence and more importantly the neuroscience behind those emotions that can help us understand why people do what they do.

If you want to know what to do and what not to do when it comes to dealing with people come and talk to one of Australia’s leaders in the area of emotional intelligence and positive psychology and learn more about what makes people tick!

Session to include:

• Overview of emotional intelligence and how neuroscience underpins emotions and decision making
• Stress and the emotions behind change
• Neuroscience of emotions / stress
• SCARF model – neuroscience and how to change
• Overview of brain and ‘body and brain’ theory
• How it can be developed?
• Sharing of a few tools and tips for leaders around EI

Plus of course a sumptuous lunch. Make the most of your lunch break – eat, network, have fun and learn about this fascinating subject.