It’s time to retire Negative Stress
When people are negatively stressed, they work less effectively, their mental health suffers, and they take that energy home with them. Negative stress is anything that has the potential to adversely impact a person’s normal functioning during the day.
But when work stress is reduced, people are happier. They work harder, longer, and report better home lives. The impact on company culture and the operations is profound.
You get there with TOP HAT
You get there
with TOP HAT
The TOP HAT Program is an evidence-based risk prevention program. It was designed to help people gain confidence in their personal and professional selves, encouraging self-growth and mindfulness while setting the environment to truly connect coworkers through empathy, productivity and support.
Along the way it normalizes mental health issues and brings the staff closer as a result.
How does it help the organization?
- More engaged staff
- A more bonded, cohesive team
- Improved corporate culture
- Fewer absentees
- Greater productivity
- Less staff turnover
What’s the benefit for employees?
- Healthier self-regulation
- Higher engagement
- Increased cooperation
- Reduced anxiety
- Improved interpersonal skills
- Better decision making
How does it help the organization?
- More engaged staff
- A more bonded, cohesive team
- Improved corporate culture
- Fewer absentees
- Greater productivity
- Less staff turnover
What’s the benefit for employees?
- Healthier self-regulation
- Higher engagement
- Increased cooperation
- Reduced anxiety
- Improved interpersonal skills
- Better decision making
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Explore the ins and outs of Retire Negative Stress from the perspective of CEO Jeff Robinson as he opens up his life and expertise, offering unique inner dialogue and eloquent analysis into key scientific approaches and theories with their implementation in real world settings.
Explore the ins and outs of Retire Negative Stress from the perspective of CEO Jeff Robinson as he opens up his life and expertise, offering unique inner dialogue and eloquent analysis into key scientific approaches and theories with their implementation in real world settings.
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