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Creativity at the
Forefront of Lynk's Thinking "I am delighted to welcome Patricia to the Lynk team and I am sure organisations will find her to be a source of inspiration for releasing their creative thinking and improving team performance." comments Kathy Lewis, Principal Consultant. "She complements our holistic approach to enhancing organisational achievement through individual self actualisation and coaching programmes." The reduction of workplace stress is
a key target in the Health and Safety Commission's policy document.
In her new role, Patricia will be responsible for the development of several key initiatives that will enable organisations and managers to reduce the pressure and barriers that prevent the sharing and development of new ideas. Of her plans for the forthcoming year, Patricia says: "I am keen to support managers and enable them to achieve their career goals, through idea generation and management, offering them coaching, counselling and advice, as well as facilitating the sharing of good ideas and good practice. This will be backed up by interpersonal communication skills developing mutually beneficial relationships between employees and employers." She has previously worked with St Johns Ambulance Association on Organisational Stress Management Programmes, Community Health Centres for Healthy Lifestyles for Workplace Stress, and a number of private hospitals where she was responsible for staff supervision and training on relaxation and worklife balance. Patricia joins Lynk Management Consultants, after working with a variety of Educational institutions, where she was mentoring and coaching individuals on Creative thinking and guided imaginary techniques. Patricia's academic qualifications include a Bachelor in Social Science, a postgraduate Diploma in Education, and a number of related certificates, including Counselling, Stress Management and Training. Patricia is also a registered Nurse and transfers relevant skills to assist employees and organisations with their responsibility to Health Safety issues within organisations. She has also carried out valuable research
into visualisation techniques, guided imaginary and creative processes.
Patricia is an strong advocate for lifelong learning and the rights
for individuals to express their creativity and enhance their individual
gifts. For further
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