Do you ever feel like there’s just too much on your plate? Struggling to be happy between work, school and your personal or family life? We have a solution for you—we have Hope!
In this webinar, we’ll introduce you to Hope, a free tool designed to help you navigate daily challenges, grow in areas that matter to you, and establish healthy, lasting habits. You’ll learn how it works and get practical tips and tricks to maximize its benefits for yourself and the people you work with.
In the experiential part of the webinar, you’ll have a chance to try some of the methods offered by Hope firsthand and discover how these tools can help you manage stress, organize your time more effectively, and find greater joy in life with ease.
Both the webinar and the tool are completely free, and as a bonus, you’ll receive a small gift at the end of the session.
This webinar is specially focused on people who work with people – it can be youth workers, teachers, or facilitators, … Finding your balance will help you to be more focused and joyful in your teaching and you can use the tools that you will learn and teach them others!
During the one-hour session, we will cover:
- Welcoming you
- A short breathing exercise to help you focus and be present
- Experiential part: introducing you to some of Hope’s activities
- Introducing the Hope app
- Time for your questions and feedback
- A small gift to wrap things up
Hope is an app that offers a wide range of methods to help you discover new ways to enrich your life. It’s designed to make it easy to start completing tasks and build regular habits.
Your starting point can always be a reflection on which area you’d like to focus on. The scope of areas you can explore is very broad—such as time management, reducing stress, communication, self-care, resilience, and more. Hope is a unique tool that doesn’t focus on just one area (e.g., sports or meditation), but offers a comprehensive service for developing a wide range of skills.
Each task is graduated so that it’s easy to begin, and gradually guides you toward creating long-term habits. An example of such exercises is creating an internal compass to help with decision-making, challenges to help you start building resilience, or methods to teach you how to say no to tasks and activities that unnecessarily drain your time. But we’ll explore more of this during the webinar!