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Habits of Change

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    Retake control of your ‘cognitive auto-pilot’ by learning the techniques for making and breaking habits
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    Understand what your typical habits are and why they occur
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    Using triggers, routines and rewards, establish habits that really work for you

Overview

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As human beings, we’re very good at operating on autopilot. We can be creatures of habit, forming repetitive routines which allow us to perform complex activities without ever really thinking about them. Sometimes, this can be a handy skill, freeing our minds to think about other, more important, tasks. At other times, it can be a hindrance, allowing bad habits to develop, or causing us to feel bored and lacking in motivation.

This short workshop will help put you back in charge of your conscious thinking. You’ll assess the typical habits you have, both in work and at home, and you’ll learn skills and strategies for making new habits or breaking old ones. Whether you’re managing change, or experiencing change, this course will help challenge your cognitive approach.

Please refer to the course flyer for a full description of the learning. Visit the Calendar iconopen course schedule to see upcoming dates for all available learning.

Delivery method
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Face to face

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Virtual

Course duration
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1.5 hours

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Delivery method
  • Face to face icon

    Face to face

  • Virtual icon

    Virtual

Course duration
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1.5 hours

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