Building Trust at Work with Somatic Awareness

Presented by Jennifer Zach

Trust is the foundation of everything we do and the key leadership competency of the global economy. Building and maintaining trust can be challenging even when we work side by side, let alone virtually. People are hungry for someone who has their back, and they're looking to you. Being someone your team can count on shows them you care and you're with them. Trustworthy leaders build in layers and turn inward with somatic awareness to understand and process their own trust-related feelings. This program will set the stage for recognizing what trust does and doesn't feel like, pave the way for modeling trustworthy behavior with somatic awareness strategies, and give practical suggestions on addressing the challenges of trust at work.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand and process trust-related feelings.
• Recognizing what trust does and doesn't feel like.
• Modeling trustworthy behavior with somatic awareness strategies.

Speaker

Jennifer Zach is an experienced executive coach and learning and development partner. For over 14 years, Jennifer has been a noteworthy leader in the business leadership coaching space. You may know her for her contributions to ATD’s international magazine and online blog and as the VP of Programs for the ATD Hawkeye chapter in Iowa. 

In addition to her primary career functions, Jennifer is a Rotary International and Toastmasters member and a true pickleball enthusiast. 

Jennifer graduated from the world’s first coaching school, Coach U, and holds an integrative somatic trauma therapy certificate.  

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