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Corporate & Skills Training Provider – Sabah, Malaysia
Unleashing Growth, Mastering Challenges:
UGMC is your catalyst for success!
Corporate & Skills Training Provider – Sabah, Malaysia
Unleashing Growth, Mastering Challenges:
UGMC is your catalyst for success!
In today’s demanding work environment, stress can affect mental health, productivity, and well-being.
This two-day Effective Stress Management: Strategies to Handle Stress & Anxiety at Work training course equips participants with essential tools to manage workplace stress, enhance resilience, sharpen focus, and stay motivated.
By the end of this two-day Effective Stress Management: Strategies to Handle Stress & Anxiety at Work training course, participants will be able to:
Understand the concepts of stress, emotions, and anxiety and their impact on work performance and personal well-being.
Identify internal and external factors that trigger stress and develop strategies to manage them.
Master stress management techniques, including breathing exercises, relaxation methods, and mindfulness practices.
Learn how to regulate emotions and handle stress in workplace communication and interactions.
Apply strategies to enhance psychological resilience to overcome workplace challenges.
Develop a personal action plan to achieve an effective work-life balance.
This Effective Stress Management: Strategies to Handle Stress & Anxiety at Work training course is suitable for employees at all levels, including managers, supervisors, executives, and support staff, who wish to improve their ability to manage stress, emotions, and anxiety for better well-being and work performance.
Taidin Suhaimin is a Certified Malaysian HRD Corp. Professional Trainer, Certified Entrepreneurial Mentor, Author, and Motivational Speaker.
He has delivered training and speaking programs on personal leadership and management skills, interpersonal communication skills, and team leadership and management skills to employees from more than 250 client organizations in Southeast Asia and the Middle East since 1994.
"It's not stress that kills us, it is our reaction to it." — Hans Selye