‘Trauma Strikes When It Likes’, says Carole Spiers
Of course, nothing can prepare you for the shock of that bomb outrage or arson attack when it happens.
But you can be trained to get you and your colleagues over the shock quickly and into certain constructive drills that will impact on your performance, both in the short and the long term.
How do I know ? Because as founder of one of the world’s top stress management groups, I’ve spent twenty years working for blue-chip business all over the world, supplying the three key inputs for Post-trauma - counselling/debriefing, training and consultancy.
Our researches are so extensive, they could fill a book - which we’ve done regularly - but they can be divided naturally into two sections. One is the immediate action for getting your human and material resources back in operation (Continuity Planning), and the other is the long-term monitoring and diagnosis of trauma-related effects (Psychological debriefing).
These are two parts of the unique Post-trauma Support Model, used as a standard reference-point all over the world in this important yet still largely unfamiliar area of management responsibility.
For further information before you commit yourself to any spending, you can benefit from our FREE Special Report on Post Trauma Support and Management, which outlines the strategies and tools you need. http://www.carolespiersgroup.co.uk/subscribereports.html
Or our low-cost e-book ‘The Silent Scream’, for distribution to any number of your executives. Instantly download it here - http://www.carolespiers.com/productdetail.cfm?ProductID=23
So - is Post-trauma still unfamiliar to you? Are you going to be caught unprepared if a traumatic incident happens to strike in your backyard?
Well, this week, you’ve got a prime opportunity to explore the subject in the convenient location of the Metropolitan Palace Hotel in Dubai where I - Carole Spiers in person - will be speaking on ‘Evaluating Rapid Response and Post-trauma Support’ at the Middle East Safety Management Congress, on 29th November organised by IIR Middle East (www.iirme.com).
Still a few seats left if you’re quick.
So - see you there.
Carole Spiers
www.carolespiersgroup.co.uk
cs@carolespiers.co.uk
But you can be trained to get you and your colleagues over the shock quickly and into certain constructive drills that will impact on your performance, both in the short and the long term.
How do I know ? Because as founder of one of the world’s top stress management groups, I’ve spent twenty years working for blue-chip business all over the world, supplying the three key inputs for Post-trauma - counselling/debriefing, training and consultancy.
Our researches are so extensive, they could fill a book - which we’ve done regularly - but they can be divided naturally into two sections. One is the immediate action for getting your human and material resources back in operation (Continuity Planning), and the other is the long-term monitoring and diagnosis of trauma-related effects (Psychological debriefing).
These are two parts of the unique Post-trauma Support Model, used as a standard reference-point all over the world in this important yet still largely unfamiliar area of management responsibility.
For further information before you commit yourself to any spending, you can benefit from our FREE Special Report on Post Trauma Support and Management, which outlines the strategies and tools you need. http://www.carolespiersgroup.co.uk/subscribereports.html
Or our low-cost e-book ‘The Silent Scream’, for distribution to any number of your executives. Instantly download it here - http://www.carolespiers.com/productdetail.cfm?ProductID=23
So - is Post-trauma still unfamiliar to you? Are you going to be caught unprepared if a traumatic incident happens to strike in your backyard?
Well, this week, you’ve got a prime opportunity to explore the subject in the convenient location of the Metropolitan Palace Hotel in Dubai where I - Carole Spiers in person - will be speaking on ‘Evaluating Rapid Response and Post-trauma Support’ at the Middle East Safety Management Congress, on 29th November organised by IIR Middle East (www.iirme.com).
Still a few seats left if you’re quick.
So - see you there.
Carole Spiers
www.carolespiersgroup.co.uk
cs@carolespiers.co.uk
posted by Carole Spiers @ Monday, November 20, 2006
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