Building psychological safety

Workplace trust and psychological safety are the strongest proven indicators of team effectiveness. This workshop will explore the relationships between trust and psychological safety, and the practices that participants can bring to their workplaces to encourage psychological safety.

Max 12 participants
100 mins
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Impact

On your business

  • Creativity and diversity are increased – team members feel more comfortable voicing their opinions and ideas, thus leading to a greater diversity in the concepts put forward. 
  • Productivity is improved – team members feel more comfortable and safer in their work environment, and thus are able to perform their role to a higher standard. 
  • Company wellbeing is increased – employees feel safer and respected at work, leading to better satisfaction overall. 

As a result of this workshop participants will

  • Recognise the relationship between trust and psychological safety. 
  • Consider why trust may wobble and the impact this many have, along with practical tips to prevent and repair trust wobbles. 
  • Consider how feelings of psychological safety may be impacted by changing ways of working. 
  • Explore the 5 steps for cultivating psychological safety at work and identify actions they can take to build more safety at work. 

Learning activities

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Workshop

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Discussion

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Online resources

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Action plan

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A work environment in which each member of the team safely feels able to voice their opinion and put forward their ideas promotes much more diverse concepts, increased creativity, and better problem-solving ability throughout the team. It is also integral to the wellbeing of each member of the team, contributing to how comfortable and secure they feel within their work environment and directly relating to the productivity of the organisation. 

This workshop will explore the relationships between trust and psychological safety, while considering what psychological safety feels like. Participants can then implement this knowledge to discover practices that can be introduced to the work environment to encourage psychological safety. 

Who will benefit?

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Managers and team leaders

who are looking for tools to build psychological safety and improve wellbeing throughout their teams.

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New managers

who may be starting in a new role and looking to build better relations with their team.

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