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Managing stress (Part 2): using further methods to sustain performance in difficult times

Managing stress isn't just about feeling better - it's about staying resilient, effective, and productive even when you feel overwhelmed

Overview

Coaching

Join organisational psychologist Dr Rob Yeung for an evidence-based session on further stress management techniques to help you - or the people you lead - perform at your best. (This session is part 2 and continues on from part 1: 'Managing stress: using proven methods to sustain performance in difficult times'

Learning outcomes:

  • Advice on selecting stress management techniques that best suit your individual circumstances. Discover whether you might need to tackle problems with more energy - or pull back and learn to let more situations go.
  • Principles for tackling sources of stress more effectively. Learn Dr Rob's RADAR problem-solving model and how to recognise the root causes of problems, gather objective evidence, gain buy-in from stakeholders, and take effective action - without falling into 'paralysis by analysis'
  • Mental techniques to shift your focus and sustain your performance. Learn how self-compassion can reduce stress responses, reduce procrastination, and boost motivation. Also discover how a fast writing technique can reduce the cortisol stress response and make upcoming challenges feel less overwhelming.

Dr Rob Yeung

Dr Rob Yeung is a director at leadership consultancy Talentspace. He is a chartered psychologist, coach, speaker, TV presenter and author. He specialises in topics ranging from confidence and change to the psychology of leadership, sales success and high achievement. He was formerly at The Boston Consulting Group.

  • This webinar will be available on-demand after the live session.
  • A personalised CPD certificate will be available for download in the webinar console.

Price

Price Free

Location

Global

Date & time

30 July 2026, 10:00 - 11:00

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