Corporate SEminars

 
Speaking on Effective Communication and Mindfulness

Speaking on Effective Communication and Mindfulness

Linda’s Corporate seminars/trainings are a catalyst for changing the way
we communicate both professionally and personally, and help in
reframing contexts, and fostering empowered response. When we have a heightened awareness of our own selves in communicating we can
interface more collaboratively with others.

Linda is available to Speak or Present a Training for national and global Corporations and Organizations.


 
 

Corporate Presentations

Linda Peck presents Corporate Seminars

Linda Peck presents Corporate Seminars

We interface with each other, coming from a history and knowledge of experience in the world. In her Seminars, Linda’s presents
concepts that challenge our perceptions and convention pf how we communicate with precision and create a common vision and connection to communicating. Her programs
are movement based and address Body
Language, Communication
Strategies, Company Culture and Identity
and Intuitive Creativity.

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Corporate Communication
and Integrative ObservatIon

The mind and the body are essentially inseparable. Our mind and body are constantly communicating and the relationship between them is complex. Our minds affect how healthy our bodies are, and the inverse is true as well. Despite rigorous attention to our professional or personal lives, many things - for example stress, anxiety, cognitive fusion or habitual patterns of thought, among other things - can contribute to us missing signs and cues that can lead to a destructive direction. Anxiety has circuits that connect directly to pain response.

Merging science and evidence-based practice, Chinese history and mindfulness with the wisdom of Tai Chi, this class is a system of flowing movements, Eastern medicine principles that address the whole body in preventative and curative fashion, and the practice of experiencing information coming into your senses in real time, not past or future. In this frenetic world, Tai Chi acts as a therapeutic, transformational system that helps us to move with the world in both a literal and physical sense, as well as in a more abstract tranquil sense.

Through the art of Chinese brush painting, push hands, gestures, forms, mindfulness techniques and a new way of processing, participants are better equipped to handle stressful situations, are less often off-balance either physically, emotionally or mentally, and learn to respond more effectively to whatever is offered.

As a basis, this seminar is designed to promote the circulation of Qi (energy), breath, blood flow, mind clarity, relaxed but laser concentration, insight, and neuroplasticity, which helps to rid participants of distractions, and eliminates un-productive, habitual patterns of thought, or treadmill mind. Learning about how the Chinese culture through art and a focus on mind-body practices, can lead us from distraction to satisfaction in our lives. It enhances communication, ways of knowing and sensing information, and acts to reframe our humanity.

Mind-Body Practice Leads to Improvements in:

  • Focus

  • Attention

  • Energy

  • Circulation/blood flow

  • Flexible thinking - calm and clear thought

  • Balance

  • Unproductive rumination on thoughts

  • Awareness

  • Memory

  • Strengthening and bone density

This Mind-Body seminar and practice unlocks the latent power of accessing and interpreting the world from the inside out. It is designed to promote emotional calm, mental focus, extended lifespan, vigorous health and the ability to deal more productively with life’s circumstances. In addition, participants will:

  • Understand the Chinese culture’s way of processing the world and the possibility of being powerful while simultaneously being soft. This includes the dichotomy of letting go and holding on.

  • Relearn how to breathe, involving richer oxygenation of the blood, increased Qi circulation, lower heart rate and blood pressure.

  • Become aware of unconscious patterns of thought and prevent unproductive patterns of thinking or habitual thoughts.

  • Learn about maximum expression and outcome with minimum effort.

 
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Linda, I enjoyed your seminar very much. And I can see the clear connections you made between how it is we communicate with one another and mindfulness and self-observation.
— Andrew Schillinger , Manager NBA Digital/Warner Media

“Many thanks, Linda! Great PD. Your work is impressive with its innovative approaches to helping employees find a new door into the ways they see, learn and apply information and knowledge which is applicable both in and out of the workplace.
— Dr. Yvonne De St. Croix TAGS ,Milford Ct.