Cultivating Psychological Safety for the Health of Your Prevention Organization

CEUs: Prevention, CHES
3 Hours
Domains: PS2- Administrative and Consultation Education

Description: In the fast-paced world of prevention, fostering a culture of psychological safety is essential for a thriving, effective organization. This training, best suited for intermediate prevention professionals, will equip leaders and team members with the tools and strategies to cultivate an environment where everyone feels safe to express ideas, ask questions, and take interpersonal risks without fear of negative consequences. Participants will explore the concept of psychological safety, its role in enhancing team collaboration, innovation, and overall well-being, and how it directly impacts the health and effectiveness of prevention efforts.

Learning Objectives:

1. Define psychological safety and understand its importance in prevention organizations.
2. Identify behaviors and practices that promote or hinder psychological safety.
3. Recognize the long-term benefits of psychological safety, including increased team performance, creativity, and resilience.

Presenter:
Amy Hamilton MPA, OCPS