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    Don Rheem presenting on Psychological Safety at SWVA SHRM Chapter Meeting

    Date: June 2, 2026, 1:00pm
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    PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY
    THE KEY TO INDIVIDUAL, TEAM, AND
    ORGANIZATIONAL SUCCESS

    LIVE LEARNING WEBINAR
    WITH DON RHEEM

    WHY IS PSYCHOLOCilCAL SAFETY BUSINESS-CRITICAL?
    Leaders are beginning to realize that prioritizing psychological safety is necessary for employees 
    to not only perform well, but feel connected to the organization and want to stay despite this era 
    of high turnover.
    Practical, science-based approaches to creating psychological safety are hard to find. Most 
    organizational leaders admit they need more specific guidance to implement systemic shifts that 
    meet these new employee needs.

    ABOUT THIS LIVE SESSION
    In this 45-minute live webinar, Don Rheem will provide powerful, actionable guidance that can be 
    put to immediate use. Participants will learn how focusing on psychological safety:

    - Reduces mistakes, absenteeism, and turnover
    - Is an effective means for strengthening retention
    - Meets the brain's hardwired needs that increase performance and build relationships
    - Sharpens mental acuity so work literally feels easier
    - Differs from coddling or simply indulging employees

    ABOUT DON RHEEM
    Rheem is a highly rated Speaker, Forbes author, founder of CulturelD, and internationally 
    recognized expert on the science of leadership. His company operates at the intersection of 
    neuroscience and employee engagement. He is a former science advisor to Congress and the Executive Branch and a former White House correspondent. He is the author of Thrive
    By Design: The Neuroscience That Drives High-Performance Cultures.