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Psychological Safety Presentation
February 15, 2021
I get asked a lot if I can help out with presentation content for internal training, talks or similar, so here is a slide deck for a psychological safety presentation that I’ve delivered a number of times and you’re welcome to use. Please attribute fairly to (C) Tom Geraghty, psychsafety.co.uk.
In addition to the slide decks below, the Psychological Safety Action Pack contains information, posters, history, how-tos and more about psychological safety and will provide a huge amount of content for any talk you’re creating.
Download a pdf or pptx presentation, for use with your teams, in conferences, or at school or college.
View a recording of my talk about “Psychological Safety in high performing teams” that goes with the above presentation slide decks.
And a similar but shorter version is here, from the 35 minute point: https://youtu.be/dD_GbGJ3ARI
Download the entire Psychological Safety Action Pack to create your own programmes and workshops, or show your love of psychological safety with these awesome stickers!
