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Switch on Caring shows you can develop positive caring thinking patterns and behaviors. People in the caring professions (healthcare, managers, service staff) face significant logistical and emotional challenges on a daily basis. . Everyone needs to be caring and helpful. Your success begins with the way you think. Positive thoughts enhance our wellbeing, and our attitudes impact those around us. Caring, thoughtful, supportive behaviors are essential and make people feel special, make our work feel less stressful and enable us to manage our own feelings of burnout.

Switch on Caring demonstrates a simple approach based on the notion of 'scripts' or 'messages' in our head that help us or hinder us at work. It shows a range of typical thinking patterns that underpin the actions and work that people do. It shows how negative messages can be transformed with a proactive approach to: SWITCH ON POSITIVE MESSAGES! The way you communicate is within your control. Culture is changed when thoughts become actions.

In this course you will learn to: ;
Re-evaluate your thinking patterns and behaviors to become more open, calm, caring and effective with your work;
Manage stress more effectively at work;
Handle long hours with minimal recognition;
Manage self and emotions;
Transform negative thinking to positive messages to help you be proactive and caring at work;
Overcome burnout;

This is available as part of

Switch On Series
The SWITCH ON SERIES has been created by psychologist Eve Ash to help people identify and change negative thinking patterns. Each program is short with a unique tempo and style, great graphics and music… and no voices! The SWITCH ON SERIES uses a simple approach based on the notion of ‘scripts’ or ‘... read more
DVD style course with completion certificate only
Release Date
Jan 1, 2011
Video Running Time (minutes)
5:38
Course Length (minutes)
30
Course ID
SWITCH04

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