Increased remote and hybrid working have widened the disconnect within workforces. Join an award-winning storytelling facilitator for a fun-filled hour of learning how to tap into your own personal narrative! 

Workshop Outline:

• Engage colleagues in a positive group activity either in-person or online for 60 minutes
• Refresh staff knowledge on the different facets of human identity
• Showcase methods of crafting personal narratives with impact using personal identity as an example
• To inspire the use of storytelling skills in building interpersonal relationships at work

About

Former consultant paediatrician Dr Lalith Wijedoru featured as one of the subjects of a group portrait by Mexican-born folk artist Aliza Nisenbaum in her 2021 Tate Liverpool exhibition showcasing NHS workers of the global pandemic. Why? Not for his role as a doctor, but for his skills as a storytelling facilitator to support the wellbeing of NHS staff during times of crisis.

What customers say...

“Lalith Wijedoru was a ground-shaking speaker. His profound insights into how self-perception shapes our professional lives were illuminating, refreshing, and deeply resonant.”

“It was lovely to have the opportunity to share with colleagues at a deeper level and widen the scope of our experience of each other. I surprisingly felt really comfortable dropping my guard.”

“This was intriguing! The person I was paired with had a very different story and background to mine. It was so lovely to discover that and connect in such a meaningful way.”

“I have known [colleague] for decades and know her well. However, today we both discovered totally new things we didn’t know about each other so that was great. This was a truly surprising session!”