Alison is an Organisational Psychologist who works with organisations in areas of staff development, management development, employee wellbeing strategies, organisational consulting, and psychological assessments.
Alison offers a practical consulting approach, combined with knowledge and experience in organisational psychology, business development, staff management, and financial management.
Alison has experience in all facets of learning and development from analysis, design, development, delivery and evaluation. Alison’s speciality is in developing and delivering training on leadership development, frontline management skills and personal resilience.
General staff development courses that she has delivered cover areas such as change management, influencing skills, team building, time management, stress management, problem solving, communication skills, managing conflict, workplace trauma and dealing with difficult people.
Apart from being a successful trainer, Alison has coached individuals for performance improvement and development. As well she has facilitated management forums and team strategy meetings.
A consultant with many years experience, Alison has been involved at various levels in assignments relating to change management, staff performance management, job design, conflict, redundancies and outplacement and workplace trauma management.
Over the years she has consulted with many organisations in managing difficult situations and challenging employees. This has, at times, involved mediation, conflict resolution, management coaching and staff planning.
Alison also has a strong interest in employee wellbeing areas and has worked closely with HR teams in developing staff wellbeing strategies and work-life balance initiatives. This has involved staff surveys, focus groups, facilitating strategy development meetings, program reviews, and program launches.
Alison has experience with a wide range of psychological assessment tools for use in recruitment, development and individual coaching. Alison’s report writing skills allow for easy and appropriate interpretation of assessment results. Alison emphasises the use of assessments as a tool that is part of a broader process of understanding someone, rather than as a definitive judgment. |