February 4, 2027
8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Registration deadline :
February 2, 2027
Connection details will be sent to registered participants a few days before the event.
MEMBER : 225 $ plus taxes
NON-MEMBER : 321,43 $ plus taxes
Any registration cancellation request must be submitted by email to info@accq.qc.ca or by telephone at 418-877-1500, extension 0.
Substitutions are permitted. In such cases, you must notify the Association by email or telephone at least 48 hours before the start of the training activity, providing the name and email address of the ACCQ member who will be replacing you. We will then be able to send them all relevant information regarding the activity.
We reserve the right to cancel the training session if an insufficient number of registrations is received. Registered participants will be reimbursed, where applicable.
This training is designed to provide participants with the tools to better understand, assess, and manage their workload in all its forms. By exploring the objective, subjective, cognitive, mental, and emotional dimensions of workload, participants will learn to recognize the signs of overload and adopt concrete strategies to restore a sustainable balance.
Through guided reflection, practical exercises, and group discussions, this training encourages both personal and professional self-awareness. It is intended for anyone who wishes to improve their well-being at work and strengthen their ability to effectively manage workplace demands.
Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:
She is recognized for her authenticity, keen intuition, dynamic approach, and exceptional ability to build trusting and collaborative relationships. Her ability to accurately identify underlying professional and organizational challenges, combined with her expertise, enables individuals to achieve their development goals effectively.
Her mission is to help individuals and teams overcome professional challenges, unlock their full potential, and achieve sustainable performance through the practical integration of new ways of thinking, being, and acting, one step at a time.
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