Neuroscience of Teamwork
Week 9
Who is it for?
Teamwork is critical to any organisation’s success. Humans ability to work effectively in groups is an iconic marker of our social species. These ancient developments have a significant modern day application in the workplace. For without effective teamwork; productivity, collaboration and performance is near impossible. But what makes a great team? What are the fundamental neurological factors which encourage prosocial, positive and collaborative outcomes?
Vitae’s Neuroscience of Teamwork online session, offers some of these answers. Covering the neurological and psychological elements of teamwork, its relationship with trust and how this fundamental unison influences behaviour, intelligence and decision-making. Sharing a series of neuroscience principles and some of our neurohacks (quick brain hacks) we’ll showcase how to establish and build trust to drive productive and healthy teamwork.
At this workshop, you'll learn:
neuroscience of teamwork; how we work well together
neurotools for building effective teams
what erodes trust, teamwork and productivity
neurohacks to unite divided/conflicted teams
By the end of this 45min online workshop, you’ll have a number of neurohacks and tools to create, build and sustain a collaborative culture and boost team honesty, integrity and productivity.
Like all NSW supported, and Vitae delivered workshops, we provide digital workbooks to all attendees containing all the neurotools, hacks and frameworks covered in each session. This workshop is delivered digitally by Vitae’s CEO and Co-Founder, Shelley Laslett.
Need a refresher? Here’s a snippet between Michelle Long, Director of the SSH and Shelley sharing what the Brain Power Series is all about.
