Even in today’s digitally connected era, loneliness persists as a prevalent societal issue, affecting many people and casting a shadow over their well-being. In the workplace, it can lead to decreased productivity and engagement as individuals grapple with feelings of isolation amidst their professional duties. Our panel of experts pulls back the curtain on loneliness and amplifies the importance of connection.
In this BHS Symposium Series webinar, viewers will learn:
Paige Heller, M.S.
Organizational Management Consultant - BHS
Paige is an Organizational Management Consultant at BHS. In her role, Paige serves as a senior clinical liaison providing BHS client companies with clinical consultation, guidance, and troubleshooting on high-risk, complex or problematic situations. Her areas of expertise include empathetic leadership, change management, transformation leadership, employee engagement, leadership development and coaching, and customer service.
Caroline Plumer, M.A., MBACP
Thrive Consultant - BHS
Caroline is an accredited BACP therapist interested in providing outcome-focused solutions for individuals, couples, and businesses. She has supported multiple organizations through one-to-one and group work, from international banks to educational committees and charities. Caroline holds a Master of Arts degree in psychotherapy and counseling from Regent’s University (London) and a Master of Science degree in criminology and criminal justice from Loughborough University.
Nick Koscielniak
Director of Strategic Communications - BHS