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Strengths and Styles w/ Dr. Stem
Strengths and Styles w/ Dr. Stem
Identify what you do well - when you do well. It’s easy to blame ourselves or blame another, but more often than not the barrier is insufficient communication. In this workshop, we consider environmental/ contextual/ cultural factors that influence an individual’s strengths and style. Before attending participants will take the VIA Character Strengths Survey and join us to learn more about the results.
- Why is it important to identify your strengths and style?
- Know your worth
- Helps when having to describe yourself to others (job interview)
- Gain a better appreciation for the differences and complexities in others
- Practice perspective-taking
- Working with “areas of growth”
- Practicing acceptance vs. committing to working on perceived weaknesses/inadequacies
- Emotional Intelligence
- Recognizing our strengths and weaknesses
- Practicing empathy for ourselves and others
Cannot make it to the Denton campus? Please register, and we'll send you an Outlook calendar invitation with a Zoom link and the on-campus event location.
YOU CAN DO IT! Let's do it together!
UNT alum Dr. Wiley Stem with Counseling & Testing Services is offering a virtual support group to UNT graduate students. The group, titled "Thriving in Graduate School," is a group space designed for students to give and receive support on topics such as stress management, imposter syndrome, and communication/conflict, among other topics. The group meets virtually weekly Fridays from 3:00 to 4:00 pm. If you think you'd benefit from a space to share your experiences and get perspective from fellow graduate students, join us! To join, please call (940) 565-2741 or email counselingandtestingservices@unt.edu for details.