by Trina Poulsen, RDH,BSDH, Santiago Valdez, RDH | Dec 8, 2019 | Team Building Exercises | Infinite Hygiene Consulting
Working from Exercise #63, and now that curiosity has been established about a team member and their needs and objectives, we are going to find a way to be helpful. This exercise helps your team work together toward practice and individual goals and can be...
by Trina Poulsen, RDH,BSDH, Santiago Valdez, RDH | Dec 8, 2019 | Team Building Exercises | Infinite Hygiene Consulting
Get really curious with someone on your team or someone you do not know very well. Learn as much as you can about their key objectives, challenges, needs and hardships. By increasing your curiosity, it leads to greater understanding, empathy and mutual trust with your...
by Trina Poulsen, RDH,BSDH, Santiago Valdez, RDH | Dec 8, 2019 | Team Building Exercises | Infinite Hygiene Consulting
In our care of others, we must be aware of our approach in relating to our patients that avoids shame. Shame encourages that feeling of being a “bad” person. Shame can happen with little awareness on our part. Shame can occur with the tone of our voice, the words we...
by Trina Poulsen, RDH,BSDH, Santiago Valdez, RDH | Dec 8, 2019 | Team Building Exercises | Infinite Hygiene Consulting
Conflicts happen when we have an actual or perceived difference regarding needs, values or interests between team members. If you ask most people, they say they do not like conflicts, but the truth is most people value problems more than solutions and conflict more...
by Trina Poulsen, RDH,BSDH, Santiago Valdez, RDH | Dec 8, 2019 | Team Building Exercises | Infinite Hygiene Consulting
We get into the habit for saying “thank you” to everything. It becomes a reaction instead of an interaction. We forget to call out specific things. We stop identifying the real qualities we appreciate about the person or relationship. We become generic with our...
by Trina Poulsen, RDH,BSDH, Santiago Valdez, RDH | Dec 8, 2019 | Team Building Exercises | Infinite Hygiene Consulting
It is easy to get siloed in our day to day activities and not see the needs of others. When we see others we move from a state of being selfish to selfless. Today’s exercise explores the benefits of giving. Kindness is a behavioral response of compassion and actions...
