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Management - Leadership
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Project management
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Professional development - Personal development - Communication
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Human resources - Competency management
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Customer relations - Business - Sales
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Quality - Health and safety - Environment
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Sustainable development - Social responsability
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Industrial performance
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Purchasing - Sub-contracting - Logistics
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Finance - Accounts - Financial Management
Professional development - Personal development - Communication
- Management - Leadership
- Project management
- Professional development - Personal development - Communication
- Human resources - Competency management
- Customer relations - Business - Sales
- Quality - Health and safety - Environment
- Sustainable development - Social responsability
- Industrial performance
- Purchasing - Sub-contracting - Logistics
- Finance - Accounts - Financial Management
- Efficient written expression
- Efficient written and spoken summaries
- Effective written communication for managers
- Taking notes and minutes
- Effective Public Speaking
- Expression in groups: daring to say it and knowing how®
- Turning stress into positive energy
- Self-affirmation - Assertiveness
- Listening for better communication
- Using emotional intelligence : a new dimension of success
Turning stress into positive energy
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Objectives
• Becoming more serene and effective the better to deal with stress in one’s working life
• Discovering one’s potential and one’s resources.
• Developing new practices to respond positively to different work pressures.
• Building one’s personal strategy to enhance one’s well-being at work.
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Keywords
Stress – Dealing with tensions – Work Pressure.
The advantages
- Self assessment.
- Practicing with participants’ own situations.
- Progressive assimilation of tools.
- Free book: “Efficiency without stress” by M-C. Nivoix and P. Lebreton (Editions d’Organisation).
- Self assessment.
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Aimed at
• Anyone who needs to manage their stressful situations.
Program
More, better, faster …
How to deal with this pressure, how to step back for a calmer look, and respond positively to the many
stresses of working life?
Understanding the mechanisms of stress
Knowing how to combine relaxation and performance at work
Improving the handling of emotions in stressful situations
Reining in one’s thinking to one’s work objectives
Gaining in confidence
Defining one’s objectives and implementing one’s action strategy
How to deal with this pressure, how to step back for a calmer look, and respond positively to the many
stresses of working life?
Understanding the mechanisms of stress
- How stress works. Good stress and bad stress, the stages.
- Self assessment: assessing one’s stress level.
- Identifying stressors at the individual, interpersonal and organisational levels.
- Surveying the effects on the body, mind and behaviour.
Knowing how to combine relaxation and performance at work
- Acquiring the relaxation reflex: breathing, visualisation.
- Developing performance and balance: discharged energy – recharged energy.
Improving the handling of emotions in stressful situations
- Spotting risky situations.
- Responding to one’s needs to get back one’s balance.
- Expressing one’s emotions constructively.
Reining in one’s thinking to one’s work objectives
- Developing motivating messages.
- Learning to let go when necessary.
Gaining in confidence
- Reinforcing a positive image of oneself and the other.
- Using signs of recognition.
- Relying on one’s own resources.
- Rediscovering one’s motivation and enthusiasm after a difficult situation, transforming one’s problems into objectives.
Defining one’s objectives and implementing one’s action strategy
- Each participant plans his personal training program to deal with stressful situations.


