Creating Belonging and Psychological Safety
Presented by Sue Langley, Academic Director of the Langley Group Institute (RTO #40655)
Psychological safety is a shared belief held by members of a group that it is OK to take risks, to express ideas and concerns, to speak up with questions, communicate, and to admit mistakes - all without fear of negative consequences. Psychological safety is underpinned by emotional intelligence and the way we communicate, and it is essential to create a sense of belonging and inclusion. This interactive, fun and practical session explores the key components of psychological safety, positive communication and human connection.
Last updated: 27/02/2025
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