They talk about DH Consulting
Dannielle Haig, a psychologist, says: “The most effective time to plan your day is the night before, because it enables you to park your work for the day enhancing a positive work-life balance.
You might think you’re a great listener – or at the very least a good friend or colleague. But if you’re honest, how often do you really hear what people say? If your listening skills could do with some work, here’s what those who know recommend you try.
Dannielle Haig, Principal Psychologist from DH Consulting, told Metro.co.uk that ‘overthinking and excessive worrying can certainly be a debilitating problem however, it’s not a disorder but a symptom of various disorders such as Anxiety, Depression, and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).’
Principal Psychologist from DH Consulting, Dannielle Haig, explained: “The overt affection that Wills and Kate show towards their children is most definitely unusual for the British Royal Family. But my, how wonderful it is to see.
“When people are struggling, it’s best to remember they aren’t necessarily looking for answers,” says business psychologist Dannielle Haig from DH Consulting. “They really need someone to sit with them, listen to them and tell them they’re not alone.
“It’s about the ‘primary effect’, the weight we put to our initial thoughts compared with any other feeling or opinion we may have subsequently,” says Dannielle Haig, the director and principal business psychologist of DH Consulting.
Rolling lockdowns and the ongoing pandemic fill many of us with dread, anxiety, fear, worry and beyond. I am often asked by clients for advice on how best to prepare and manage this at an organisational level.
“The detractor must be at the forefront of the operation and they expect their team to be subservient to their whims and ideas. They generally rule with fear rather than trust,” Haig says.
Dannielle Haig, a consultant business psychologist who works with financial services firms and Leaders, said firms need to be aware that the enduring pandemic could be harming an appreciable proportion of their workforce.
Business Psychologist, Dannielle Haig, sys that paying attention to the changed behaviour of employees can help you to increase support when it is needed.
Leaders need to carefully review all interactions with employees and take into account the impact redundancies have had on remaining staff, ensuring all future communication is considered and clear.
Dannielle Haig tells us that by investing in their senior leaders and developing and enhancing their understanding of their own mental health and wellness, businesses can build empathetic and stronger leaders.
Dannielle Haig, Business Psychologist and Owner of DH Consulting, added, “At a time of mass change, confusion and anxiety, strong leadership is required more than ever…”
Business psychologist Dannielle Haig has warned businesses that they need to prioritise employee wellbeing as the second wave is set to be mentally more challenging.
Podcast episode 19: Anna Flockett, Dannielle Haig and Tania Diggory have a discussion about Mental health within startups and women in business.
Let us help you focus on two key areas to propel your abilities in the work place and in your personal life and streamline your abilities to communicate effectively and draw your inner leader out into the world.
Leadership plays an important part in the success of any organisation. Leadership is the willingness to take ownership of the organisation combined with an intrinsic urge to do what is best for the organisation.