You might be familiar with gaslighting in social or romantic relationships, but maybe not as familiar with their occurrence in the workplace.

Gaslighting is a form of psychological manipulation meant to cause a person to doubt their perception of reality and understanding of a situation. It is ultimately about exerting power and control over a person and frequently happens more often in the nonprofit workplace than realized.

This behavior can result in demotivating employees or volunteers and disrupting the nonprofit mission.

When Gasslighting Happens at Work Workshop Details:

For approximately one hour of your time you'll learn startegies to implement, run scenarios that give you practice and take away a reference recording to refer back to as needed. The recording will be available to you in the ConsueloMeux.com private customer area. Log in anytime to access your recording. Access is immediate upon registration. 

What You'll Learn in This Workshop:

Gaslighting behavior in the nonprofit has many layers. It can occur among or between employees and leadership, donors and staff, volunteers and clients, and so on. Ultimately the mission of the nonprofit can be seriously affected.

This workshop will identify various forms of gaslighting that show up in the nonprofit workplace. Participants will have opportunity to discuss different scenarios to better understand the negative effects on people.

You will gain tools to respond if you are being gaslighted or want to be an ally to others being targeted by this behavior.

If you're ready to deal with gasslighting in the workplace and create a more peaceful atmostphere sign up below for your workshop recording: