About this webinar
Date: June 17, 2026
Time: 9 a.m. to noon ET
Please note: An earlier newsletter included an incorrect time for this session. We apologize for any confusion. The correct time is from 9 a.m. to noon ET.
Facilitator: Carolynne Wintrip, BASc, MBA, CTPC, PRC
This training is suitable for: Professionals in clinical, educational, and community-based roles who want to strengthen their skills in navigating change within complex, people-centered environments.
Level of training: Introductory/Intermediate
Description: This interactive workshop equips participants with the skills to navigate uncertainty, adversity, and change with confidence. They will assess their current resilience, identify areas for growth, and build sustainable habits to maintain focus and energy under pressure.
Through practical strategies and hands-on application, they will learn to recognize early signs of overwhelm, regain a sense of control, and strengthen both personal and team resilience.
"In a world of shifting priorities and continuous change, resilience is an essential skill. Resiliencing is a verb! It's about the everyday choices we make to stay well and move forward successfully when life feels challenging." - Carolynne Wintrip
Learning Objectives:
- Insight into how change and disruption can impact thinking, decision-making and performance
- Ways to identify early signs of overwhelm and take action before burnout occurs
- Practical strategies to stay calm, focused, and productive during ongoing change and workplace challenges
- Hands-on experience applying seven ‘change muscles’ to build resilience
- Actionable methods to reduce stress, enhance well-being, and maintain a positive mindset
- Personalized insights and a commitment to an individualized action plan for sustaining resilience habits
By the end of the session, each participant will leave with a personalized Resilience Action Plan—tailored to their unique needs, challenges, and goals—ensuring they can thrive in an unpredictable world.
Registration closes
If registration has closed and you're still interested in joining this course, please contact Mary Anne at mvanrooyen@sickkidscmhlearning.ca
Accessibility
We strive to ensure our online learning programs are easy for everyone, everywhere. If you have any accessibility requirements (automatic transcripts, closed-captioning, ASL interpreters, advanced access to program materials), please email Mary Anne Van Rooyen at mvanrooyen@sickkidscmhlearning.ca to let us know how we can best support your learning experience.
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