Creative Solutions to Workplace Issues (Parksville)

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Wednesday, May 28th, 2014
9:30 AM to 12:30 PM

So often we hear that the solution to workplace challenges is to �Think outside the box!� But how do we do it? Out of the box thinking means thinking creatively, unconventionally, from new perspectives. It means shifting challenges into opportunities! Whatever your challenges - difficult clients or employees, improving your problem solving, or improving morale � developing creativity is critical to success for today�s changing and volatile workplaces. In this engaging and interactive session, you�ll discover and develop your own creative skills. You�ll leave with the tools to help you make the most of opportunities and challenges you encounter in your professional and personal life.

You Will Learn:
�Find out what encourages creativity � and what blocks it.
�Learn 6 strategies to develop your creative problem solving skills.
�Engage in a variety of interactive exercises designed to get you looking at workplace challenges in a different way.
�Take away 50 new ideas to help you develop your creativity skills.

Presenter:Tammy Dewar, PhD, CTDP ORSC

Who Should Attend:
All levels of practitioner. This session is for professionals who want to approach their workplace challenges in a different way and develop their creativity skills.

Agenda:
9:00 am - 9:30 am Registration
9:30 am - 12:30 pm Presentation

Note: Continental breakfast included in the price of the workshop.

Pre-registration is required. Questions about registration or receipt can be directed to [email protected].

Early Bird pricing will apply to all registrants who register at least two weeks prior to this workshop.

If you are planning to attend Creative Solutions to Workplace Issues, and the afternoon workshop The Social Workplace, then please send in a registration form to [email protected] to receive the discounted full day price: Members - $240; Non-member - $355; Student $200. The package prices (both workshops) are only available until May 14.