A Recap of February’s Touchpoint Series
Event Highlights:
- Expert Facilitation: Martin O’Connor, a Chartered Psychologist with the Psychological Society of Ireland (PSI) and seasoned consultant, delivered a two-hour workshop that provided attendees with insights into creating psychologically safe team settings. His expertise in coaching and psychology offered valuable strategies tailored to the needs of those in disability services, early intervention, and education.
- Engaging Discussions: The session was designed not just to impart knowledge but to encourage open dialogue among participants. This approach allowed for a rich exchange of ideas and experiences related to psychological safety and team dynamics.
- Professional Development: This event was part of a broader initiative to support ongoing professional development among practitioners in various sectors. Attendees had the opportunity to gain insights into enhancing their practice through values-based, heartfelt engagement.
- Community and Connection: The gathering underscored the Heart of Frontline Practice Alliance’s commitment to nurturing a community of practice that supports, learns, and grows together. The session served as a platform for practitioners to connect and share, strengthening their commitment to compassionate service.
This Touchpoint Series session was not only a learning opportunity but a chance to reflect on the essential qualities that foster effective and supportive team environments. It reinforced the importance of psychological safety in achieving organisational goals and personal well-being in demanding frontline roles.
