Webinar 3h / Workshop 3h
Facilitated session with 2 specialized trainers
Group of maximum 15 people
There are several factors that shape our new reality:
Pandemic, Technology, New Generations and so on.
The call for preparing people for change is bigger than ever.
And that comes with a problem: not all of us are ready.
Most of them of us are unprepared.
So we have to have a better way to get through this and anything else crisis will come our way.
In April 2020, the EU agency for assistance in improving social development policies, conditions and aspects related to work, launched a survey that follows the way in which EU citizens appreciate the living conditions and the quality of life in the complex context generated by the Covid-19 pandemic .
Recently it was modified to include all the disruptive elements to the quality of life: the war in Ukraine, etc.
The last edition, from the end of 2022, included, in addition to the EU countries, 10 countries from the immediate vicinity.
The results speak for themselves.
Mental well-being has not returned to the level that might have been expected, despite the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions.
48% of the respondents struggle to ensure their daily living. Outside the EU, the percentage is even more worrying, at 81%.
1/3 consider the payment of monthly bills to be very stressful, especially the payment of utility bills
36% of EU citizens still consider access to education difficult, while the non-EU percentage is over 70%.
62% of the EU respondents and 84% of the non-EU respondents who do not have a job, consider it very difficult for them to continue their studies or access forms of education.
Problematically low levels of well-being were reported by all respondents, regardless of their area, all mentioning states of pessimism, low resilience, generalized fatigue and increased health risks.
23% of EU citizens and 62% of non-EU citizens have jobs that can be carried out remotely and with all this they are required to be present at work.
An imbalance between personal and professional life is felt by respondents from both areas, but the imbalance is felt more strongly by women. 1/3 of EU citizens work in their free time and more than half of those from non-EU countries.
The body's response can be strong (either bodily changes or a "fight or flight" reaction) that results in a release of adrenaline in our system.
The body tries to return to a balance and a feeling of calm appears slowly. This gives rise to the feeling that we can "take" more and without realizing it we are heading towards chronic anxiety.
The body feels a feeling of "the end", a total lack of energy, accompanied by a predisposition to illness. In addition to physical symptoms, we also find depression and insomnia.
The program helps you to understand the factors and your own stress pattern so that you know how you need to charge yourself with energy.
Optimal mix of theory and practice for building daily routines that support your personal and professional life.
• 3 weeks x 3h webinars
• Personal energy creation plan
• Group coaching
• Continuous monitoring of the implementation of the plan through the Promote platform
• Blended learning tools and methods
Results from the programs carried out so far: energy management skills improved by more than 60%
Webinar 3h / Workshop 3h
Facilitated session with 2 specialized trainers
Group of maximum 15 people
Webinar 3h / Workshop 3h
Facilitated session with 2 specialized trainers
Group of maximum 15 people