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See Research StudiesYou are influenced by unspoken norms at work, especially about the emotions to display or hide. Maybe you’ve been told…
“Don’t ever get angry at work!”
“Anger is a sign that you’ve lost your temper and you’re out of control.”
“Only the boss can get angry at work — if you’re not the boss, don’t get angry at work.”
If you’ve ever been subtly (or not subtly) told to hide or suppress your anger around your colleagues and clients, but struggled with holding back that red-hot energy, this learning opportunity is for you. Executive coach Dr. Susan Bernstein believes that well-expressed anger can help you to transform hidden and festering problems and create a positive impact on your work. With awareness, you can even utilize anger to uplift the people around you. Join Dr. Bernstein and shift how you view and experience anger. You’ll discover how to engage with your own anger and the anger of others.
Based on over 15 years experience coaching leaders, Bernstein knows this: When you harness the positive power of your emotions, you build unstoppable confidence. In this workshop, Dr. Bernstein will help you to learn to identify and express anger in a way that’s healthy and productive — for you and your colleagues.
About the Presenter
Susan coaches individuals, facilitates workshops, is a keynote speaker, and writes about emotions at work. Her thought leadership has been featured in Fast Company, The Huffington Post, Thrive Global, and Psychology Today. She’s spoken for organizations including the DisruptHR, HR West, Zendesk’s Relate conference, UC Berkeley’s Women in Leadership Conference, and 100 Women in Finance.
Susan earned her MBA at the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley and her Ph.D. at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology’s Santa Barbara campus.
Learn more about Dr. Susan Bernstein at her website, www.DrSusanBernstein.com
Susan Bernstein
Since 2001, Dr. Susan Bernstein has helped existing and emerging leaders navigate through change, uncertainty, and conflict so they thrive. Through her executive coaching, her clients gain strategic perspective and psychological insights to elevate their leadership, build stronger relationships, and make a greater impact in the world. Before launching her coaching practice, Susan held demanding leadership roles at Franklin-Covey, Intel, and Accenture. She earned an MBA at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business and a PhD in Somatic Psychology at the Santa Barbara Graduate Institute. You’ll find Susan’s thought leadership in Fast Company, The Huffington Post, Thrive Global, and Psychology Today. Connect with Susan at DrSusanBernstein.com.