Noticing & Navigating: Strengthening Psychological Safety for Nursing Teams

Target Audience

This session is intended for all Nurses.

Overview

Join us March 12th for a 3-hour virtual workshop on team-oriented psychological health & safety for nurses. We’ll explore the power of noticing—being attuned to how others are doing—and
assuming positive intent, giving colleagues the benefit of the doubt in high-stakes work environments. Drawing from conscious leadership principles, we’ll address key challenges affecting team cohesion, including disruptive communication patterns and the underlying tensions that can contribute to a fear of conflict or violence. Through engaging discussions and practical strategies, you’ll learn how to foster a culture of psychological safety and respect within your healthcare teams.

Objectives

• Recognize early signs of stress, disengagement, and tension in colleagues to proactively support their psychological health and safety.
• Use compassion-driven strategies, like assuming positive intent, to navigate challenging communication dynamics and high-pressure situations with greater understanding and effectiveness.
• Strengthen team-based respect and civility by fostering open dialogue, addressing underlying tensions, and reducing the fear of conflict or retaliation in healthcare settings.

Notes to participants

• Please test the meeting invite prior to the session to ensure it works
• Only those registered will receive the meeting link
• No registration fee for this session

Registration

Follow the link to register:  Meeting Registration – Zoom