Slowing reactive thinking
Notice cues that pressure is narrowing attention or pulling you toward fast conclusions.
Notice how assumptions and interpretations shape behaviour, then respond more deliberately
Pressure can narrow attention and speed up judgement, making it easier to react before fully understanding what is happening.
This practical half-day workshop helps leaders recognise automatic thinking, separate observation from interpretation, test assumptions and reframe difficult situations to respond with greater clarity and flexibility.

Practical discussion, workplace scenarios and guided activities across four areas.
Notice cues that pressure is narrowing attention or pulling you toward fast conclusions.
Distinguish what was seen or heard from the meaning added to it.
Explore alternative explanations and check the evidence behind conclusions.
Use reflection and cognitive flexibility to choose a response suited to the situation, relationship and desired outcome.
Notice how pressure and assumptions influence judgement, communication and behaviour.
Separate observation from interpretation in conflict, performance or uncertain situations.
Use reframing and cognitive flexibility for more constructive responses.
People leaders, managers, supervisors and emerging leaders in complex, pressured or fast-moving environments.
The workshop is not a clinical cognitive-behavioural therapy program and does not train participants to provide psychological treatment.
Contact TWC to discuss how Thinking Under Pressure can be tailored to your organisation and the situations your leaders or teams are navigating.
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