SPIRIT AND VULNERABILITY: Breaking Through to Authenticity

Breaking Through to Authenticity

Gregg will draw on personal experience and his work in Employee Assistance Programs to explore the concepts of weakness and strength and question if they are mutually exclusive or two sides of the same coin?

Sharing reflections from the chapter he contributed in the book The Thought that Changed My Life Forever and issues relevant to mental health in the workplace, Gregg will challenge us to look inward at our own vulnerabilities and outward on how to create spaces of grace for others.

Questions Gregg will pose:

• What areas of your life and relationships could you reveal yourself more fully?

• How can we create space for others to be more authentic?

About Our Speaker:

Gregg Taylor has bridged the counselling, personal development and Human Resources worlds with his 20+ years as an adult educator, consultant, business owner and counsellor.

Gregg holds a Certified Human Resource Professional designation and has an MA in Counselling Psychology. His personal mission statement is “to create spaces of grace for people’s healing and growth”.

In his current role with Family Services Employee Assistance Programs, Gregg works with employers who have prioritized the well-being of their employees by providing services and wellness programs that result in reduced absenteeism and increased engagement and productivity.

Gregg is a member of St. Andrews Wesley United Church.

For more information about Gregg, visit the FSEAP website

Venue

Adler School of Professional Psychology

Suite 700 -1090 W Georgia St, Vancouver, BC V6E 4V2