Healthcare professionals who practice mindfulness understand how to be fully present for themselves and their patients. This helps them manage their own stress levels while improving their ability to provide care for their clients. Starting a mindfulness practice can be done in as few as five minutes per day. If you want to experience the powerful benefits of mindfulness, here is what you should know about building your own practice.
How to Start a Mindfulness Practice and Why It's Important
Topics: Healthcare, CLIMB Center
How to Embrace and Affect Change in the Workplace
Workplaces in the past few years have experienced unprecedented levels of change, particularly when it comes to technological systems. Whether your company has new HR or sales software, new computer machinery, or a more automated/electronic way of creating your product or delivering your service, you've likely run into change.
Technology, and a Trend Towards Management-by-Project Alter Useful Project Management Skillsets
Before Mark Van Heuvel began teaching at PCC he had a career as a manager working with iconic regional and national food and beverage industry brands, including Kraft. He’s been an instructor with PCC for more than twenty years and currently leads several Project Management courses with PCC’s Professional Development and Training program. We recently connected with Mark to learn about trends in project management.
The 7 Benefits of Effective Communication in Personal and Professional Settings
For today’s managers, good communication plays an essential role in their success in the workplace and in their personal life. Leaders who know how to communicate effectively with those around them will see better productivity and improved relationships in every aspect of their lives.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center
Coaching: A Leadership Skill that Belongs in Your Intellectual Trophy Case
“We’re way past big speech time” said Coach Norman Dale in the renowned 1986 sports film Hoosiers, based upon a small-town Indiana basketball team that made it to the state finals.
The coach, portrayed by actor Gene Hackman, knew that it wouldn’t be a motivational pep talk to a bunch of underdogs that led to victory. The championship would be the result of ongoing leadership bringing individuals together to achieve a common goal.
Topics: Leadership, Coaching, Interpersonal Communication
Four Video Testimonials of the power that Neuroscience and Mindfulness have in the Workplace
IHP's Interpersonal Neurobiology 6-month certificate program is the only such online program open to anyone in any field - other programs cater to therapists or students becoming therapists. Discover the scientific framework and multi-disciplinary tools to develop a healthy mind, an integrated brain, and compassionate, connected relationships. The following four videos offer testimonials from professionals whose practice has been dramatically improved from the practices of mindfulness and neurobiology.
Topics: Healthcare, CLIMB Center
July Professional Development Courses at PCC
July courses offered by PCC Professional Development and Training are great introductions for developing leaders, or delectable refreshers for those who've been at it awhile.
Topics: Professional Development, CLIMB Center, Leadership, Project Management, Coaching
It's Not What You Say, But How You Say It (and 4 Other Effective Communication Tips)
In work and life, effective communication is a critical piece to successful relationships, leadership, and growth. There are communication challenges that can trip up any professional — like reacting instead of responding, treating everyone the same, or assuming your message is understood. And today’s many outlets for communication — like email, text messages, social media, and instant messaging — can actually make communication more complicated, rather than easier.
In this post, we’ll take a look at some wise words that offer practical advice for effective communication.
Topics: Professional Development, Leadership
Grow Your Business FAST! Learn How with an SBDC Orientation
Orientations offered by PCC’s Small Business Development Center (at no cost!) are a great way to learn about the opportunities we offer to help you turn your business idea into action. A typical orientation includes a small group of future entrepreneurs – but may also include sole-proprietors and small business owners seeking to find efficient, practical and effective solutions to common business-related challenges. You’ll leave our 2-hour orientation having identified new resources, and with an action plan to guide your next steps.
Topics: Small Business, SBDC
Meet Food Business Advisor: Hannah Kullberg
Hannah Kullberg began her work with the PCC Small Business Develop Center in March of 2019. She is an advisor in the Getting Your Recipe to Market (GYRM) Program. This is her story.
Topics: Meet the SBDC Team, Starting a Business, Getting Your Recipe to Market