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When talking about psychological safety, it is critical to think and consider people who are most at risk of feeling psychologically unsafe, for example, minoritised groups. It is helpful to consider power dynamics within different ecosystems to understand what compromises psychological safety. A good way of examining power dynamics is by mapping out unwritten rules for in-groups and out-groups. In the context of psychological safety, when we are part of the out-group, our power to speak up is weakened, our feedback is seen as less valued and relevant, and we are afraid of taking risks or communicating our mistakes because of the penalties we might face when compared to the in-group and, in general, there is an issue around belonging, hence we were pushed out in the first place. Our diagnostic tool measures psychological safety and we analyse results through an intersectional lens to create an accurate picture of the employee experience, which will likely vary depending on identity. To find out more, check out our website: https://lnkd.in/eV7HwMDM or email us at enquiries@inclusiveleadershipcompany.com #PsychologicalSafety #belonging #inclusion #diversity

When we consider psychological safety in the context of diversity, we must consider the fact that different people will need different things to experience psychological safety. In the work I do through Inclusive Leadership Company, we take an evidence-based approach to accurately measuring psychological safety and informing recommendations on how to build a psychologically safe culture.

A follow up to our previous post on psychological safety, here we delve into closed cultures and the associated risks for those working in the NHS. #psychologicalsafety #whistleblowers #culturechange #closedcultures

Read our latest blog post on Psychological Safety & Closed Cultures in the NHS https://wix.to/ILdohha #psychologicalsafety #whistleblowers #culturechange #closedcultures

Psychological safety doesn't just improve safety, its critical to employee mental health and well-being, innovation, and inclusion. Without it, people can feel confined, fearful and inauthentic at work. The four quadrants of psychological safety are *Inclusion safety *Learner safety *Contributor safety *Challenger safety Each of these stages highlights a unique human need that exists across demographics, geographics, and psychographics. As teams work to build psychological safety across its four stages, they build the foundation of a strong, deliberate, and healthy culture. As this insightful video explains.

Psychological safety and work don’t always mix. This article has helpful tips on addressing issues in a way that promotes psychological safety.

Our Founder Kylie van Luyn recently spoke with Rafael Flores CEO Edgehog AI to discuss our advocacy for the first-ever Workplace Psychological Safety Act, highlighting the urgent need for workplace legislation across the USA against psychological abuse. In this interview, Kylie addresses the behavior dynamics in business leadership and the significance of resilience and self-awareness in professional success. Additionally, she offers a pragmatic discussion on diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace, underlining the importance of genuine human connection. This episode is a blend of practical advice and thought-provoking insights, essential for anyone looking to understand the complexities and rewards of international business expansion and workplace ethics. #Leadership #DiversityEquityInclusion #PsychologicalSafety #WorkplaceCulture #PeopleandCulture

Foster psychological safety Feeling safe to share thoughts, ideas, and concerns is critical to an inclusive environment. Equip your team with tools and strategies to foster a culture where all voices are heard. #outwardinclusion #onedayprogram #trainthetraineroptions

There is an important connection between openness and psychological safety that is often overlooked. While psychological safety is an emergent quality, there is a large structural element to openness that needs to be built in to organizations to foster the desired culture and behavior. Openness is a fundamental and necessary enabler for psychological safety - AND - you cannot really claim to be open without people feeling psychologically safe. QED I feel that this connection is overlooked and missing from the public debate on psychological safety. Potentially making intra-company interventions ineffective and undurable if not anchored in fundamental organizational structures. #openness #psychologicalsafety #openstrategy #openorganization Christian Ørsted Sarah Møller Lundberg Amy Edmondson Susan Münster

📈📊When employees feel psychologically safe, they perform at their best. 🙌🏼Psychological safety means feeling confident to take interpersonal risks. 👉🏼Employees feel comfortable: ✅sharing their opinions ✅expressing disagreement ✅disclosing concerns ❌They are not worried about negative repercussions or having to make something appear more pleasant than it really is. 👀🤝EMPLOYER: JSR will help you establish clear norms and expectations so there is a sense of fairness, open communication, support, and appreciation among your team members. This is psychological safety. 📱Count on us. Call today. #psychologicalsafety #workculturematters #humanresources #JSRServices