Jo Gniel is a sought after speaker and facilitator on topics that contribute to wellbeing at work. Integrating the latest research on attachment science, relationships, Mindful Self-Compassion and wellbeing to deliver key note presentations and workshops focused on practical strategies that can be applied immediately in daily life. Past programs include:
- Building Resilience
- Courageous Conversations
- Creating Mentally Healthy Workplaces
- Handling Difficult Relationship Interactions
- Keys to Building Resilience
- Mindful Self Compassion
- Managing Grief and Loss
- Navigating Change
- Resilient People. Resilient Workplaces
- Resilience Through Change
- R U OK? Mental Health Awareness
- Stress Management
- Stress and Relaxation
- The Accidental Counsellor
- Thriving Under Pressure
- Understanding and Responding to Family Violence
- Work. Life. Balance.
Jo has delivered workplace wellbeing programs for client organisations that include global and local businesses, state and federal government departments, health, tertiary education and the not-for-profit sectors to develop leaders, enhance relationships and wellbeing to create workplaces that thrive so that people do too.
- Austin Health
- Bosch
- Broadbent Grain
- BUPA
- Citi Power
- City of Greater Bendigo
- CSIRO
- Chisholm Institute
- Counter Part
- Glen Eira City Council
- Epworth Healthcare
- First State Super
- Griffith Hack
- Little Real Estate
- Monash Health
- Monash University
- Nillumbik Shire
- Performance Education
- Royal Childrens Hospital
- State Library of Victoria
- United Energy
- VCOSS
- Victoria State Government
- Womens Health Victoria
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