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August 2020
Every successful organization strives to build innovative management that inspires change and is attuned to the capacity and functioning of teams, to cultivate an environment wherein the mutual respect of employees stirs creativity and constructive feedback. For many organizations, the variables that allow us to achieve these goals can be elusive, precarious and seemingly driven by chance. Research on the Power of Psychological Safety has been mounting over the last few decades and the overwhelming conclusion is that Psychological Safety is one of the most pivotal and essential factors to the development of workplace culture and team success. Register now and start your path to greater productivity and efficiency.
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SIVA (Supporting Individuals Through Valued Attachments) is offering a Train the Trainer Course with an introductory Incentive on April 27th to April 30th . SIVA Training is a Canadian-created safety management course for mental health professionals, residential care providers, educators and caregivers responsible for individuals with challenging unsafe behaviours. SIVA’s holistic relationship based model effectively utilizes collaboration, goal-direction, self-management and healthy empowerment to strengthen relationships and create safety. During both the Introductory and Trainer Courses, participants will receive guided instruction and hands-on experience in learning the hallmark philosophy, guiding principles, applied modules of the SIVA Program and access to the Direct Core Training modules as listed on SIVA’s website.
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A predator in our community evokes fear and an anxious curiosity to learn more about our vulnerability and the seemingly incomprehensible acts of the predator. People identified as Stalkers and Psychopaths often share the same relentless label of predator however tend to have vastly different clinical profiles and attachment patterns. Stalking behaviours can occur in person, online, among teens and adults, by strangers, co-workers and former partners. Utilizing Stalker case examples, stalking based forensic victimology and the biopsychosocial traits commonly associated with Stalking and Stalking Psychopaths, we will take an empirically guided examination of this pernicious behaviour through the developmental and relational lens of attachment theory.
Find out moreA predator in our community evokes fear and an anxious curiosity to learn more about our vulnerability and the seemingly incomprehensible acts of the predator. People identified as Stalkers and Psychopaths often share the same label of predator however have vastly different clinical profiles and attachment patterns. Stalking behaviours can occur in person, online, among teens and adults, by strangers, co-workers and former partners. Utilizing Psychopath Stalker case examples, stalking based forensic victimology and the biopsychosocial traits commonly associated with Stalking and Stalking Psychopaths, we will take an empirically guided examination of this pernicious behaviour through the developmental and relational lens of attachment theory.
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