Work:
Place of Hurting or Healing?

Want Healthier, Effective Work Relationships?

Increase your personal skills by understanding relationships, humour, creativity, language and culture in this workshop with Dr Paul Heslin, workplace consultant and philosopher

Sunday 4th August 2002
Moore Park Golf Club, Randwick, Sydney

Dr Paul Heslin works with individuals, groups and institutions to enhance meaning, relationships and health at work. He brings new ways of looking at work and human dilemmas. Opportunities will become visible for an enhanced humanity in your work from his experience as a doctor, Narrative therapist, traveller and workshop facilitator.

Do not miss this opportunity for new ideas, encouragement, fun and positive energy.
It will be impossible to be unaffected by this workshop.

Topics

Suitable for: Anybody who cares for workers and their friends.

Presentation: $15
Presentation, morning workshop and tea: $44
Presentation, two workshops, lunch and teas: $88

Booking essential. Limited to 40 places (full day)

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Topics:

• Human rights in relationship to work.
• Experiences of work as a village of gossip or support.
• Where have all the school bullies gone?
• Where have all my friends gone?
• Effects of competition and globalisation on workplace language and workplace experience.
• Talking to the problem, not the coalface worker.
• Who is really accountable?
• How work affects sexual relationships.
• There must be 50 ways to leave your lover and 50 ways to say "no" at work.
• When "no" is really "yes".
• To care or not to care, that is the question.
• When organisation becomes chaos.
• Turning chaos into oganisation.
• Divide and conquer. The military model of workplace relations.
• Vision and inclusivity.
• Tales of integrity and courage.
• Workplace humour and creativity.
• Problems and opportunities.
• Meaning and healing at work.
  

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