The Emotional Impact of Tele-Working/Home-working

An increasing number of people are now working from home for at least part of their work time. Working remotely, away from the office, brings with it a number of well documented advantages but the problems are less well-known. The facilitator of this workshop has conducted research into the psychological or emotional effects of working remotely and is thus able to present a unique insight into this working pattern. This course is particularly useful for those who are either new to tele-working or who are considering adopting it in the future.

This Business Training programme is delivered by Dr Mann at North West University. Dr Mann is the author of Hiding What We Feel, Faking What We Don't (Vega),Psychology Goes to Work(Purple House), Managing Your Boss in a Week(Hodder and Stoughton) and Anger Management in a Week (Hodder and Stoughton) See All Publications.

Dr Mann is a regular contributor to various media outlets on topics of work psychology (such as Radio 5's Breakfast Show, Radio 4's You and Yours, BBC Working Lunch and Business Breakfast, The Guardian, the Observer, Daily Mail etc), was for many years 'Dr Work' on the Guardian's internet site and is a member of the Chartered Institute of Management's Bullying in The Workplace Task Group. See Course Reviews

Courses are offered onsite. Durations vary according to your exact requirements but are usually delivered over a half day (from £450)or full day (from £750).